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City not Nassr! Why Cristiano Ronaldo will forever regret not joining Manchester City



21 goals in 16 game, Erling Haaland is banging in the goals from all corners and breaking old records. But come to think of it, that could've been Cristiano Ronaldo. The striker Pep Guardiola really wanted to lead his attacking lines two seasons ago. 

Guardiola knows Ronaldo's prowess in front of goal and felt his phenomenal abilities will suit Manchester City perfectly. 

Ronaldo won't have to press form the front, join the team in counter press or even drop deep like Firmino's or Harry Kane's to orchestrate the tempo of the game from the middle. 

All he had to do was stay upfront and finish off the move. 

De Bruyne, Mahrez, Silva, Grealish, Foden's and other creative players will find him with killer passes to score. He would've been contesting for the Ballon d'Or and not giving out endlessly interviews. 

But to choose to call Sir Alex Ferguson who will certainly say no! Ronaldo ended what would've an era defining career. All he had to do was shut up, travel to City, sign the contract, apologies to United or whoever- score the goals, win the trophies. 

That positive vibe of scoring goals and winning trophies could've played a huge part in Qatar. Portugal and not Argentina might have been champions. 

But deciding to ditch an exceptional team in City for United caused him everything. Today, some Manchester United fans don't even consider him a legend after the Piers Morgan bombshell. 

Ronaldo left Europe with his tails between his knees. A reject who couldn't get into a Champions League team despite accepting to lower his wages.

Joining Al Nassr is good for him on a personal level. It will rekindle his joy in the game, get back into the shape and off course, pay him big bucks. 

Hopefully, a fit and firing Cristiano Ronaldo will help to get the attention of Europe's Champions League club next season. 



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