Cristiano Ronaldo has insisted he would fix the deep-rooted ‘sickness’ of Manchester United as owner of the club after setting sights on taking control of a major team when his playing career is over.

CRISTIANO RONALDO has claimed he could fix Manchester United if he became owner of the club. The former Red Devil ended his second spell at Old Trafford on acrimonious terms after a tell-all

Cristiano Ronaldo has insisted that Manchester United's problems are not down to new manager Ruben Amorim, and believes he would be able to fix them if he was the club's owner. Amorim has lost five of his 10 games in charge of United -- including four of the last five in the Premier League-- and said ahead of the next game against Newcastle United that his job is not safe.

Cristiano Ronaldo reveals that he wants to be the owner of a big club, says that the coaches are not the issue at Manchester United, backs Manchester City to turn their season around and maintains his view that the Saudi League is stronger than the French Ligue 1.

Cristiano Ronaldo still believes Manchester United's problems are systemic and ingrained in the club's structure and environment. Simply changing the manager won't resolve the issues. According to CR7,