Madrid's refusal to sell and Ronaldo's financial terms are not the only factors working
against United. The club's worst ever start to a Premier League season coupled with Van
Gaal's concession that his ideas are “maybe too much” for his new charges at present have
increased the possibility of the club missing out on Champions League participation and
revenue for a second consecutive season.
Twice a winner of the competition and its leading scorer for the last two campaigns, the idea
of giving up Champions League football has no appeal to Ronaldo.
Earlier this year, United warned investors that a failure to return to the Champions League
“would negatively affect our ability to attract and retain talented players and coaching staff,
as well as supporters, sponsors and other commercial partners”.
The club has forecast an overall revenue drop of between €48.9m and €61.7m for the
coming financial year, based on a third-placed finish this season. Income from a record
€97m-a-year kit deal with Adidas will automatically fall to €67.2m in the event of a second
season away from Europe's top competition.
United's decision to switch kit suppliers from Nike to Adidas has also complicated their
approach to Ronaldo, whose personal sponsorship deal remains with the American company.
No player in football has greater commercial potential than Ronaldo. With 30.1m Twitter
followers and 98.8m on Facebook his social media reach comfortably exceeds that of both
United and Madrid, a point not lost on his current employer.
"It's all speculation, speaking about my future,” said Ronaldo last week. “My future is Madrid.
I'm happy. The season is going well and I'm not talking about my future, it doesn't make
sense."

C.ronaldo will go by all means.He loves man u and would like to retire there.Exit of ronaldo is not the beginning of the fall of Real madrid.

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