Ronaldo continues to resist renewing his contract at Real Madrid but Manchester United face a difficult struggle if they are serious about re-signing him now. Cristiano Ronaldo admitted earlier this season that he was "sad" at the Santiago Bernabéu and his relationship with the president Florentino Pérez is distant. Yet, while a departure is possible in the mid- to long-term, this summer may prove premature.Cristiano Ronaldo has said he intends to honour his contract, which expires at the start of July 2015 when he will be 30, but has repeatedly avoided calls to publicly commit his future to Real Madrid. He has admitted he misses Manchester United and held up his hands to apologise when he scored for Real Madrid at Old Trafford. After the game he described the occasion as "strange". It is not yet clear how Alex Ferguson's departure will affect his view, however. Cristinao Ronaldo's preference is to run down his contract to strengthen his hand, allowing him to speak freely with a new club from 1 January 2015 or negotiate a departure from a powerful position in the summer of 2014. Any transfer fee would either be substantially reduced or unnecessary, enhancing any signing-on fee to the player and making him easier to sign.
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