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Manchester United are set to go through significant changes after another frustrating season yet former midfielder David Beckham trusts Cristiano Ronaldo stays for one more year.
United’s 4-0 pounding at Brighton and Hove Albion at the end of the week implies they can’t complete higher than 6th.
The Old Trafford side have designated Ajax Amsterdam administrator Erik ten Hag to supplant in-between time supervisor Ralf Rangnick from the finish of the ebb and flow crusade, with the Dutchman expected to redo the squad during the close season.
Ronaldo has scored 24 goals in all rivalries this season and Beckham, who likewise wore United’s number seven shirt, trusts the 37-year-old forward will remain on.
“It’s important to him — we all know how much United means to him. He’s still doing what he does best,” Beckham told.
“To be doing what he’s doing at his age is really incredible so hopefully it continues for another year or two.”
Beckham, who came out on top for six Premier League championships at United, said fans had stayed by the side through a few troublesome times, with United’s last league title coming in the 2012-2013 season.
“It’s been a tough end to the season. But it is the end of the season, I’m sure a lot of fans are thankful of that because it’s been a tough one — full of ups and downs,” he said.
“The players have done what they can do best, so has the manager. I turned up at the stadium a few months back and every seat was filled so the fans still believe, they support, they turn up for the team,” he added.
“It’s what United fans do. There’s not many teams to have gone through what they’ve gone through in the last few years and still filling out their stadium. There will be changes,” he concluded.
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