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Rio Ferdinand has Cristiano Ronaldo theory about Manchester United teammates

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Rio Ferdinand believes Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure could help some Manchester United players come out of their shells. Speculation has followed the five-time Ballon d’Or over his future at Old Trafford throughout the summer.

The Portugal international told the club he wanted to leave earlier in the transfer window, partly owing to his desire to continue playing in the Champions League.

United have remained adamant that Ronaldo is not for sale, and denied reports this week that they could look to terminate his contract.

The 37-year-old has cut a frustrated figure as the Reds have made a disastrous start to the season. ALSO READ: United deny latest Cristiano Ronaldo reports about his future And his former United teammate Ferdinand believes Ronaldo’s high standards could be weighing others in the squad down.

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