Manchester United question Cristiano Ronaldo's continuity after boy's assault, PSG wants the Portuguese

Cristiano Ronaldo is in the eye of the storm after he assaulted a fan at the end of the match against Everton by throwing his cell phone at him. Thanks to these unfortunate events, Manchester United has questioned his continuity in the team for next season, according to the Manchester Evening News.

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The same media assured that in case the Portuguese decide to leave the team, the Red Devils' board would not stand in the way, as it is something they are already considering, although they have not yet determined anything due to the fact that getting rid of the player has its pros and cons.

The Manchester daily also highlighted CR7's shortcomings during the season, including his lack of mobility, lack of dynamism and the little help he has given Ralf Rangnick's side in England's competitions.

CR7 under police investigation

Liverpool authorities made it known that an investigation has been opened following Ronaldo's assault on a boy, despite the footballer offering an apology and inviting him to watch a match at Old Trafford.

"Investigations are ongoing and officers are currently working with Everton FC, CCTV (video) footage will be reviewed and extensive witness investigations are underway to establish whether a crime has been committed," police said.

PSG raises its hand to bring in CR7

In previous days there was talk of the departure of CR7 from Manchester United to PSG and after the disastrous season that the English team has had, without any title and most likely out of the places that give you access to the next Champions League.

After what happened and with the bad season for Manchester United, PSG could negotiate without so many obstacles with the English club and Cristiano could turn the page and emigrate to Paris.

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