Arsenal have been urged to sign Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo in an attempt to help their push for a Premier League title this season. It comes after the 37-year-old claimed he felt "betrayed" by his current employers in an interview, feeling as though he has been pushed out of the club.
The Portugal international has been something of a peripheral figure so far this campaign under new boss Erik ten Hag, often limited to substitute appearances and Europa League starts. Incidents such as leaving the ground before the end of the match against Tottenham have seen him dropped from the squad too.
It's led to a tense situation at United, where the interview could be the boiling point to an exit, something the Gunners could look to take advantage of. The side have shared goals around, but they still lack a central figure for them, especially since Gabriel Jesus has made it ten appearances without a goal now.
