Cristiano Ronaldo Twitter hint could open door to Manchester United return

FORMER Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo, whose Real Madrid contract runs until 2015, yesterday denied speculation he has signed a fresh deal by tweeting: “The news about my renewal with Real Madrid is false.”

Cristiano Ronaldo has announced that speculation he is set to sign a new contract at Real Madrid

Manchester United, PSG, Monaco are on red alert after the Portuguese superstar took to Twitter to slam reports that he is set to extend his contract at the Bernabeu.

Real Madrid President Florentino Perez wants to tie-down the forward on a new long-term deal to end interest from England and France.

However the 28-year-old has announced that talk of a new five-year-contract renewal is not true.

"All the news about my renewal with Real Madrid are false," said Ronaldo.

The 2008 Ballon d'Or winner enjoyed much success during his six years at Manchester United

All the news about my renewal with Real Madrid are false

Cristiano Ronaldo

The former Sporting Lisbon striker is said to be unhappy with his current terms at the club and was involved in a war-of-words at the end of season with former coach Jose Mourinho.

The news is likely to advance moves by new Manchester United manager David Moyes who is keen to bring the former Reds favourite back to Old Trafford.

Ronaldo joined United in 2003, winning three Premier League titles and one Champions League before making his record breaking £80million transfer to Madrid.

 

Ronaldo has put his suitors on red alert by refusing to commit his future to Real

Perez claimed last weekend Ronaldo was ready to talk about a new deal, but also confirmed that no formal discussions had taken place yet.

"I am going to be as clear as possible," Perez told Marca. "My aim, Cristiano's aim, and the aim of all Real Madrid fans is that he carries on playing here for many years to come.

"And when so many people want the same thing then it usually turns out to be the case. I myself and Real Madrid both want that. The player, Cristiano Ronaldo wants that...Without a shadow of a doubt.'

"He has two years left on his contract. Anyone would think he was leaving tomorrow. What we would like is for him to stay even longer. The future of our project revolves around him."