Manchester United have been told to sell "unhappy" Cristiano Ronaldo - despite the fact that he cannot be replaced.
That is the verdict from former Chelsea star Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, who reckons that the funds garnered from a sale could still be utilised to bolster the squad. The Portugal international has made it clear that he wants to leave this summer after the Red Devils missed out on the Champions League last season.
Despite finishing as the club's top scorer with 24 in all competitions, the 37-year-old has told United that he does not have long left in his peak and wants to spend what time he has battling it out for the top prizes. After ending the season in sixth, United will be plying their trade in the Europa League - a competition Ronaldo has no interest in.
