“He could definitely return to Man United.”

Speaking on 442, former footballer Wes Brown expressed his hope that his former teammate Cristiano Ronaldo might have a third spell at Manchester United in the future.

Ronaldo has had two stints at Man United, both ending very differently.

In his first six years with the Red Devils, the Portuguese star delivered a series of stellar performances, helping Old Trafford’s team achieve numerous prestigious collective honors, including 3 Premier League titles, 1 Champions League, 1 FA Cup, 1 League Cup, and 1 Club World Cup.

However, in his second spell at Man United, Ronaldo tarnished his legendary status by openly criticizing manager Erik ten Hag and the club in a notorious interview with journalist Piers Morgan, leading to his contract being terminated early by Man United.

Ronaldo has many forgettable memories from his second time at Man United.
Although it’s been nearly two years since this incident, the tension between Ronaldo and Ten Hag has yet to cool, with both sides continuing to exchange words in the media recently. But in a recent conversation on 442, Manchester United legend Brown, who played alongside Ronaldo for six years, believes that the 39-year-old still has a chance to reunite with the Red Devils.

“Ronaldo returning to Man United is something you can never say will never happen. Of course, at this point, he’s very disappointed with the club, despite being one of the greatest players in Man United’s history. It was an incomplete ending, and I think Ronaldo could come back to Man United to change that,” Brown said.

Ronaldo is currently playing for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia and has just one year left on his contract with the club. This season, the forward, born in 1985, has played three matches in the Saudi Pro League, scoring two goals and providing one assist.