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How I outsmarted Manchester City on Cristiano Ronaldo – Sir Ferguson
Legendary Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, has confirmed he blocked Cristiano Ronaldo from making a possible switch to Manchester City.
According to Ferguson, he could not imagine the 36-year-old playing for their city rivals.
The Scot is understood to have phoned Ronaldo personally to persuade him to return to Old Trafford.
Speaking with ViaPlay, Ferguson has now revealed he also spoke to United’s owners to make the deal happen.
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“I’m excited like everyone else, there was anticipation all day yesterday and waking up in the morning. I speak for all supporters – it’s a great day for Manchester United.
“A lot of people played their part (in bringing Ronaldo back) and I contributed knowing that really Cristiano wanted to come here and that was important. It worked very well.
“I wouldn’t say it’s emotional, but it’s exciting for me and relief because I couldn’t imagine him playing for Man City, I don’t think anyone could.
“That’s why we took steps to make sure he came here, and the club then followed in very well, and I spoke to the Glazers, and it was done. I think he will make an impact on the young players, in particular, he’s got the experience to handle the occasion,” he said.
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