As a new Man United manager, I have ordered the Club to bring him back in January by all means

As the new manager of Manchester United, I stepped into the iconic Old Trafford with a clear mission. The club was in need of a spark, a key player to bring us back to the top. The squad had talent, but it lacked the drive and flair that could set us apart from the competition. There was one name that had been floating in my mind for weeks, one player who had once graced the pitch with brilliance, and who, in my eyes, was destined to return to where it all started.

Cristiano Ronaldo.

The club had seen the heights of glory with him, and it was clear to me that his experience, mentality, and winning instinct were precisely what we needed. Since his departure, United had struggled with consistency and leadership, and while several players had stepped up, none could match the aura that Ronaldo carried. His presence alone on the field would raise the whole team’s level, and the fans, yearning for a hero, would rally behind him once more.

I called a meeting with the board, and with firm conviction, I laid out my plan: “We need to bring him back, by all means necessary, in January.”

The room went silent for a moment. Some looked at me with skepticism, others with intrigue. It was a bold move, and one that could either lift the club to new heights or expose the limits of our ambition. But I was certain. Ronaldo was not just a player; he was a symbol of the club’s legacy, a reminder of everything United stood for.

The negotiations began. The media buzzed with speculation, but I kept my focus. My decision was final, and I knew the challenges ahead. It wasn’t just about getting Ronaldo back for his incredible skill; it was about getting him back to instill the winning mentality that had once defined Manchester United. I spoke to the player himself, assuring him that his place was at Old Trafford, where his legacy had been written in gold.

January came, and the day of his arrival felt electric. As Ronaldo walked through the doors of Old Trafford, the fans erupted in applause. It was a homecoming. The chants of “Viva Ronaldo!” echoed through the stadium, and the atmosphere was electric, as if the team had already won a trophy simply by welcoming their hero back.

His first match back was a statement. Ronaldo was as sharp as ever, scoring a brace in front of the adoring crowd. But it wasn’t just about his goals; it was his leadership, his passion, his ability to inspire his teammates that made the difference. The entire squad seemed to play with a renewed sense of purpose, and the energy at Old Trafford was unlike anything we’d seen in years.

We went on to win match after match, each victory a testament to the power of leadership, experience, and belief. Ronaldo had come back not just to play football, but to remind us of the greatness that Manchester United was built upon. As the season progressed, we moved up the table, our rivals looking over their shoulders, feeling the weight of United’s resurgence.

By the end of the season, the club had not only secured Champions League qualification but was back in the hunt for silverware. The decision to bring Ronaldo back had paid off beyond my wildest expectations. It wasn’t just about bringing a star player back to Manchester; it was about restoring the soul of the club.

As I stood on the touchline, watching Ronaldo lead the team, I knew that I had made the right choice. It wasn’t just about the goals or the wins; it was about bringing back the belief, the spirit, and the hunger that had made Manchester United the greatest club in the world. And with Ronaldo back in the fold, I knew we were on the path to reclaiming our throne.