Despite finishing as Manchester United's top scorer last season with 18 Premier League goals, seven more than Chelsea's highest scorer Mason Mount, the Cristiano Ronaldo is still struggling to find a new club for next season.
The 37-year-old wishes to leave Old Trafford for the second time after just one season following his fairytale reunion with the club last summer. His decision to push for a move has given new manager Erik Ten Hag plenty to think about, but it's also raised the question of what Ronaldo could bring to other clubs if he was to join.
As a five time Ballon d'Or winner and the scorer of nearly 500 domestic league goals in his career Ronaldo's pedigree is not in doubt, neither is his ability to be a match winner. His value as a marketing tool and commercial addition would also be enticing, hence Todd Boehly's immediate interest in the player.
