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Cristiano Ronaldo Arrives At Manchester United Training Ground For Talks On Future

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Cristiano Ronaldo arrived back at Manchester United's training ground on Tuesday ahead of talks with new manager Erik ten Hag over his Old Trafford future.

The 37-year-old, who missed the club's pre-season tour to Thailand and Australia for personal reasons, wants to leave the club he rejoined last year.

He arrived at United's Carrington training base with his agent Jorge Mendes. Former United manager Alex Ferguson was also seen arriving.

New United manager Ten Hag said earlier this month that Ronaldo was "not for sale". "We are planning for Cristiano Ronaldo for the season and that's it and I'm looking forward to working with him," he said. "I have read it, but what I say is Cristiano is not for sale, he is in our plans and we want success together." The former Real Madrid and Juventus player finished as United's top-scorer last season with 24 goals.

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