Cristiano Ronaldo returned to training on Wednesday and posted a picture of it, but it is most likely a bluff amid his standoff with Al Nassr. The club, however, could try poaching a big Manchester United player to appease him.

Cristiano Ronaldo's future is the subject of much debate after the Portugal captain refused to play for Al-Nassr.

Manchester United reportedly have no plans of bringing Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford despite the Portuguese's uncertain future at Al-Nassr, where he has been at since December 2022.

After his contract with Manchester United was terminated in November 2022, Cristiano Ronaldo was reportedly offered to Bayern Munich.However, the now 40-year-old Portuguese legend ended up signing

Cristiano Ronaldo’s former Manchester United teammate Wayne Rooney has already made clear what he thinks about the Portugal international, who recently reportedly went on strike at Al Nassr. On Monday (February 2),

INEOS's strong inside word on reports that United could sign Ronaldo for a third spell amid claims he's willing to make a monumental salary sacrifice have been revealed

Nassr’s owners have treated the club - with PIF seemingly paying more attention to other clubs in their portfolio, like Al-Hilal, who they have strengthened by signing Karim Benzema - Cristiano Ronaldo has gone on strike.

Cristiano Ronaldo could leave Al-Nassr in the summer, with a move to either Major League Soccer or a return to Europe both options for the Portugal superstar. The former Real Madrid and Manchester United ace has a release clause of €50 million (£43m/$59m) in his contract ahead of the summer window and will not lack for offers if he decide to quit the Saudi Pro League.