Cristiano Ronaldo is back at Manchester United. This is largely due to a phone call from the boss, Sir Alex Ferguson. A homecoming that football fans have dreamt of but never expected.

Cristiano Ronaldo credited former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson for the inspiration to rejoin the Red Devils on a transfer from Juventus, which became official Tuesday.

Ronaldo played under the guidance of Ferguson from 2003 until leaving for Real in 2009. He scored 118 goals in 292 appearances across all competitions with United, establishing himself as one of ...

Cristiano Ronaldo might be the best player Sir Alex Ferguson worked with, but that didn't stop the former Man Utd boss publicly criticising his player in the past ...

SIR ALEX FERGUSON once reduced Cristiano Ronaldo to tears in front of the rest of the Manchester United squad. A new documentary about the legendary Scottish manager released on BBC iPlayer Boxing … ...

Cristiano Ronaldo said former manager Sir Alex Ferguson was the "main key" in his return to Manchester United.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson was the key reason behind why he rejoined Manchester United instead of moving to rivals Manchester City. When Ronaldo left Juventus in the ...

There were some players whom Sir Alex Ferguson just treated a little differently to the rest at Manchester United. Robin van Persie’s old United team-mates used to joke that it was “like ...

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Sir Alex Ferguson’s influence helped sway Cristiano Ronaldo’s decision on his future in the summer (Picture: Getty) Cristiano Ronaldo is primed to appear in his first Manchester derby in 12 ...

Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson said Cristiano Ronaldo should have started last weekend’s 1-1 home draw with Everton instead of being brought on as a second-half substitute by ...