Manchester United’s flop suffered a 25% reduction as they failed to secure Champions League football.
The Red Devils finished in unfortunate 6th place in the 2021-22 season. In 4th place, he was 13 points behind Tottenham.
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As a result, United’s squad has reduced its weekly salary by a quarter.
This has reduced Cristiano Ronaldo’s weekly income from £ 480,000 to £ 360,000, claiming to be “upset” by being docked.
His salary decline is said to be one of the reasons his 37-year-old 5-year-old dad asked him to leave Old Trafford this summer.
And if he stays in the Theater of Dreams, he could cut off his wings badly with cost savings.
On Monday, it was reported how Portugal International put up his £ 20m private jet for sale because it was too small for him and his family.
Ronaldo’s Gulfstream G200 works well with his partner Georgina Rodríguez and a striker who often jumps across Europe on vacation with his children.
The striker also uses the aircraft to make regular round trips to Portugal, thanks to its top speed of 560mph.
It can also accommodate up to 10 people, but Ronaldo is keen on upgrading.
But if he fails to secure an escape route, he may need to rethink his plans-and the next time he takes off to Med with Georgia and Co, he may be forced to squeeze a bit. There is even sex.
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His current United teammates may also be facing some holiday blues and may need to consider taking at least one of their summer vacations for a few days.
Jadon Sancho, Donny van de Beek, Marcus Rashford and others all had a luxury vacation during the off-season.
Midfielder Fred was no exception. He and his wife, Monique Saroom, flew to Fernando de Noronha, a small volcanic island 200 miles off the coast of Brazil.
However, United star-studded teams may need to rethink where and how long they take a break, as the six-digit weekly wage could be reduced to five digits.
United players are also known for their love of cars, with Rashford, Phil Jones, Aaron Wan Bisaka and Luke Shaw all boasting Mercedes G-Wagons.
Even former Red Devils ace Dan James was obsessed with training the £ 100,000 engine.
However, the G-wagon epidemic is the latest aspect of everyday life in the financial darkness that is sweeping the country, and players struggling to raise money could join the gang.
If there was an incentive to return to the top four this season, that’s certainly it.
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