Manchester United's top four hopes suffered a fresh blow on Saturday with a limp defeat against out-of-form Everton at Goodison Park.
It was another frustrating day for Cristiano Ronaldo, who ended the game limping with a bloody and wounded leg – and was unable to make a difference for Ralf Rangnick’s side, who had no inventiveness in the final third and could not provide a goal scoring threat. It is likely to raise fresh questions about the future of the players in the United squad, including the 37-year-old.
Portuguese superstar Ronaldo rejoined United in a high-profile summer transfer last year after his exit from Juventus. It ensured the forward was back at United after 11 years away from Old Trafford and has been the club’s top scorer this campaign with 18 strikes in 33 outings across all competitions.
