The massive spending Manchester United would approve to fill the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo's departure from Manchester United in the current summer transfer window is starting to take shape. The veteran Portuguese striker has already made it clear that he does not want to continue playing at Old Trafford due to the English club's absence in the next Champions League and they seem to have understood his decision.

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According to the English press, they are getting ready to compensate for the departure of the Portuguese with two big signings that could cost up to 125 million euros. The names that arose are Antony Matheus dos Santos and Lisandro Martinez, Ajax players.

Both South Americans are the new manager Erik ten Hag's favourites. The Dutchman met the aforementioned players at the Amsterdam club. He knows their characteristics very well and has given the green light to the Manchester United board to go for their signings.

The Brazilian attacker Antony is undoubtedly one of the top targets of the new Manchester United manager for next season and Lisandro Martinez is clearly the central defender that Ten Hag wants to continue at his side after three seasons at a very high level at Ajax.

Cristiano Ronaldo is missing Manchester United's tour

In the midst of rumors about a departure from the English club, with which he has a contract for one more year, it was reported that the Portuguese will not be part of the team's tour to Thailand and Australia, where pre-season work will be carried out.

Ronaldo’s name was not included in the list revealed this Friday by the institution. "Cristiano Ronaldo will not be part of the group that will fly this Friday to the capital of Thailand, as the club has granted him a few extra days to deal with a family problem," the club explained.

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