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Atletico Madrid manager, Diego Simeone, has been told that he will be sacked if he signs Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United this summer. Simeone has been an iconic figure with Atletico Madrid, leading them through a golden era in which they have twice won La Liga and have reached two Champions League finals. His 11-year tenure at Wanda Metropolitano, though, could come to an ugly end if Ronaldo joins the club. However, with suitors for Ronaldo looking thin on the ground and the five-time Ballon d'Or winner apparently so intent on leaving Old Trafford that he asked Man United to cancel his contract, Atletico Madrid fans have launched a succession of protests against the move. These started online with a #ContraCR7 campaign on Twitter and continued with an open letter from the supporters to the club in which they claimed Ronaldo "represents the antithesis of the values that constitute the hallmarks of our Atleti, such as effort, generosity, simplicity and humil...

LaLiga president, Javier Tebas has admitted he would like to have Cristiano Ronaldo back in Spain. However, Tebas is unsure if it will be possible for Atletico Madrid to bring him to the Wanda Metropolitano. Ronaldo has reiterated his desire to quit Manchester United this summer, during a meeting with new manager, Erik ten Hag, along with his agent Jorge Mendes at Carrington on Wednesday. The 37-year-old spent the best years of his career at Real Madrid and Tebas wants to see the prolific forward again in LaLiga. "I would like to see Cristiano Ronaldo in La Liga," Tebas said. "Whether it is feasible or not for Atletico Madrid, I do not know. They will have to make some exits if they want to bring in this player. But to make room for a player of this level, you have to make room for some players."

Cristiano Ronaldo has received an offer from a rival club and is willing to depart Manchester United by all means, The Mirror reports. Further reports reveal that the five times Ballon d'Or winner has now urged United chiefs to name their price for him, so he can trigger a move away from the club. The 37-year-old's decision comes amid recent disinterest from Chelsea, Bayern Munich, and Atletico Madrid. Prior to now, the former Real Madrid and Juventus ace, who rejoined United last year, had missed the club's pre-season tour of Asia and Australia but returned to their training HQ this week for showdown talks. Worth mentioning, United have disclosed that they have no intention of cashing in on the Portuguese superstar and are adamant that he will see out the final year of his £360,000-a-week contract.