IN: Seeing Cristiano Ronaldo in a Manchester red would be like the second coming for United fans. Juventus have reportedly offered the prolific Portuguese forward 'everywhere, even Barcelona' in an effort to trim their wage bill following another Champions League failure. At 35, Ronaldo's reported annual salary of €31 million (Dh135m) are beyond the reach of most clubs but one United may feel comfortable negotiating. His powers show no signs of waning, having become the first player to reach 50 or more goals in England, Spain and Italy with 37 goals - 31 of them in Serie A - this past season. Reuters

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