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Man Wood news: Eric ten Haag ‘to give up Cristiano Ronaldo’ while making first big decision | Football Sports

According to reports, Eric ten Haag is ready to give the blessing of Cristiano Ronaldo to leave Manchester United this summer. The Ajax boss is expected to be confirmed as Ralph Rangnik’s successor next week after Sunday’s KNVB Cup final in the Netherlands.

Ten Hague quickly made his way to United’s best choice despite talks with Mauricio Pochettino and other candidates.

It is believed that the Dutch tactical organizer, who led Ajax to the semifinals of the Champions League in 2018/19, has made a lasting impression on both John Murtow and Darren Fletcher.

It is now understood that United have agreed orally on a three-year contract with Ten Hag, with an option for an additional 12 months.

It seems that Ten Hag will not waste any time to get involved in his new role, as the Daily Star now announces that Ronaldo is free to leave this summer.

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Given that he is currently earning £ 480,000 a week at Old Trafford, United may feel it may be worth continuing.

United are expected to attract at least one new striker this summer, with Edinson Cavani leaving with a free transfer.

Darwin Nunes and Richardson are reported to have been among those discussed internally.

Christopher Nkunku from RB Leipzig also attracted attention during his magnificent season in the Bundesliga.

Robert Lewandowski could also be on the rampage with the Polish international, who is expected to leave Bayern Munich after failing to negotiate a new contract.

United’s transfer budget may also depend on whether they qualify for the Champions League, something that seems unlikely at the moment.

Playing football in Europe’s elite club competition will also help the club secure Ten Hag’s best goals.

There was little interest in Ronaldo, but that could change if United make it available at the end of the campaign …