Ronaldo's elaborate scheme to take over Man Utd.

Cristiano Ronaldo's interview with MC Piers Morgan, published on November 4th, still leaves a lasting impression as CR7 made many attacks on his former club, but perhaps it was all part of a larger plan.

Ronaldo's interview was meticulously staged.

Cristiano Ronaldo has never been one to stop before achieving glory. Even at 40, he's still tirelessly running on the pitch, still talking about ambition, still aiming for milestones that most of his contemporaries only dare to dream of: 1,000 goals.

Now, as the first billionaire in football history, Ronaldo has set himself a new goal: to conquer Manchester United, but this time, not as a player, but as an executive.

From "a thousand goals" to the dream of becoming a club owner.

Ronaldo became a global icon, not only because of his titles and goals, but also because of his unwavering pursuit of perfection. In an interview with MC Piers Morgan on November 4th, he frankly admitted: "Becoming a billionaire feels like winning the Ballon d'Or," and spoke about his long-term plans: "After 40, we truly understand and begin to live life. And I feel the same way, that for me, money is good, but it's no longer as important."

Those weren't just empty words. Having won every title at both club and individual levels, Ronaldo saw his future extending beyond the pitch to the executive chambers, where power and influence were defined by numbers and strategic decisions. His dream of "owning a big club," which he had once shared, was now becoming a reality. And if he had to choose, Manchester United, the club that forged the Portuguese legend, was the perfect fit.

Ronaldo never knows when to stop.

Many people wonder: Why didn't Ronaldo choose Real Madrid, the team that helped him reach the pinnacle of his fame, but instead gravitated towards Manchester United, a club currently in crisis both on and off the pitch? The answer lies in CR7's shrewdness and pragmatism.

Real Madrid is a " political fortress" of Spanish football, governed by a unique legal and ownership structure: the club belongs to its members, not shareholders. This means that any outside investor would find it difficult to gain a foothold. For Ronaldo, regaining influence at the Bernabeu is almost impossible.

In contrast, Manchester United is currently in a pivotal period. The Glazer family, the American owners, are under immense pressure from fans due to declining performance and financial burdens. The club is seeking strategic investors to sell off some shares and restructure its organization. With assets exceeding $1 billion and global influence, Ronaldo could very well become the "golden piece" for a deal that is both symbolic and of enormous commercial value.

Chain of tactics: build alliances - exert pressure - pave the way.

According to the Manchester Evening News , Man Utd entered negotiations with a new group of shareholders. It was at this point that Ronaldo began to unleash his "series of tactics," a two-pronged strategy.

Firstly, he is quietly seeking investment partners, particularly from the Middle East, where he plays for Al Nassr and is a popular figure. If successful, this group of shareholders could form a "Ronaldo alliance," powerful enough to buy back a portion of the shares from the Glazer family.

Secondly, Ronaldo chose to expose the truth about Man Utd, aiming to stir up fan outrage and increase pressure on the owners. In an interview with Piers Morgan, he frankly pointed out that Man Utd "lacks structure, lacks vision, and is incapable of performing miracles."

Ronaldo is an idol at Old Trafford.

It's all no coincidence. That's how Ronaldo positioned himself at the center of the narrative, turning every word into leverage for public opinion. The more disappointed fans became with Man Utd, the more they longed for a "savior," and that name, obviously, was Cristiano Ronaldo.

He also subtly hinted at the possibility of moving to Arsenal, reminiscent of his days as a young player. This could make Man Utd fans even more eager for Ronaldo to quickly rescue the team with money instead of investing it in another club.

The ultimate aspiration: To be in control.

If this ambitious plan comes to fruition, Ronaldo will not only be an icon on the pitch but also a symbol of power in the boardroom. Man Utd will receive a boost in funding, their brand will be strengthened, especially in emerging markets like the Middle East, where Ronaldo has a deep and wide-ranging influence.

As for CR7, it's the perfect continuation of a legend: from a boy in Madeira to a global superstar, and then to a strategic investor in the team that took him to the top of the world . Ronaldo must pursue his dream of ownership right now, before he falls behind. Remember, Lionel Messi already has shares in Inter Miami, giving him the opportunity to own the team after retirement. Ronaldo will never allow himself to be outdone by Messi in any area related to football.

That dream may not have come true yet, but Ronaldo's every step shows a clear, systematic, and calculated plan. He is doing something few players would dare to think of: using his name, influence, and wealth to reshape his former club, the place where the legend wearing the number 7 jersey scored his first goals.

Source: https://znews.vn/lien-hoan-ke-de-ronaldo-thau-tom-man-utd-post1600993.html