Ronaldo Reportedly 'Fed Up' And Asked His Agent To Look For A Team For Him

Manchester United Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly asked his agent Jorge Mendes to find him a new club if the falling and losing hit of Red Devils continues.

Interim boss Ralf Rangnick was defeated in his first game as Man Utd manager last Monday against Wolves which outplayed them in 1-0 at Old Trafford. The German manager's style and coaching techniques were questioned after the game and his 4-2-2-2 system has come under the spotlight. The coach tried to implement his philosophy.

Ronaldo has scored an impressive 14 goals in his 21 appearances this season. Due to the struggle that Man Utd is currently experiencing, there are speculations that Ronaldo is "considering his future" at the club it is placed seventh in the Premier League table. The Portuguese footballer is claimed to be frustrated by how Man Utd is performing.

According to the Spanish media outlet Sport on Monday, Ronaldo "has already communicated to his agent Jorge Mendes that he is fed up" at Old Trafford and "that he should look for a team for him in the event that the English club continues with its erratic policy both on the benches and in the technical secretariat." Ronaldo appeared to be highly concerned about Man Utd.

The arrival of the newly appointed Rangnick has not won over Ronaldo. Sport describes it as a "situation of discomfort" that could lead Ronaldo to Barcelona's field in the summer of 2022.

Meanwhile, football coach Trevor Sinclair believes that Manchester City "dodged a bullet" when they missed out on signing Ronaldo in the summer transfer window.

Sinclair stated on talkSPORT, "I'm starting to think that Manchester City dodged a bullet by not signing Cristiano. I really think that. You look at some of the players who are really struggling for form at Man United, [Jadon] Sancho, [Marcus] Rashford. He's got to know his role. You're a footballer, hired by the football club, keep your mouth shut at times – that's what you've got to do."

Sinclair claimed that Ronaldo's lack of goals in the recent games and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's exit from Man Utd caused many problems at the football club. "And, for me, one of the reasons I think he may not have considered Manchester City – and it wasn't trophies, because he would have won silverware there – is because he didn't want to be second fiddle to Pep. Whereas he could go into United and almost feel like he could bully Ole a little bit, obviously Carrick was a stand-in manager, and then Rangnick has gone in there. I think he just wants to do what he wants for him, and it's not the best for the club," he added.