Cristiano Ronaldo Cars: Ronaldo may NEVER return to UK, CR7's supercars packed up by movers as he leaves Manchester

Cristiano Ronaldo Cars: Cristiano Ronaldo bid adieu to Manchester as he hired movers to load up his vehicles and possessions. After leaving Manchester United, the 37-year-old Portuguese legend is currently playing in the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar. Earlier this week, Manchester United officially parted ways with star forward Cristiano Ronaldo with immediate effect. Follow InsideSport.IN for LIVE updates about FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

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CR7’s £150,000 Cadillac Escalade and £300,000 Bentley Flying Spur were seen being loaded onto a transporter on Tuesday — before his departure was announced.

The Sun witnessed the flash motors being moved out the £5million rented home he lives in with partner Georgina and family in Alderley Edge, Cheshire.

A source said: “Cristiano absolutely loves his cars so has been focussed on starting to transport them away.”

“He did the same when he left Juventus for Manchester.”

“Georgina is organising everything else . . . and it is likely Ronaldo won’t be stepping foot on UK soil again.”

The former Real Madrid ace also has an extensive trainer collection worth £50,000 that needs boxing up, while decorators will touch up the £40,000-a-month mansion.

Ronaldo ended his second spell with Manchester United by mutual consent after giving an explosive interview to TalkTV’s Piers Morgan in which he said he felt betrayed by the club and criticised the manager Erik ten Hag.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United fairytale no more

Ronaldo made a fairytale return to Manchester United last season, signing from Serie A giants Juventus on an initial two-year deal. While the Portuguese managed to score a club-leading 18 goals in the first season, his relationship with the club began to break down under interim boss Ralf Rangnick. New manager Erik ten Hag also used the 37-year-old sporadically, often starting him in Europa League matches.

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Since the summer, Ronaldo has actively sought an exit from the club, citing his desire to play Champions League football. However, the Portuguese failed to drum up sufficient interest and had to settle for a bit part role at Old Trafford. The 37-year-old did make headlines often, failing to report to preseason while also refusing to come on as a sub in a game against Tottenham.

The tipping point however was achieved with his Talk TV interview with Piers Morgan, where Ronaldo lambasted the club for ‘betraying’ him. Ronaldo criticised the ownership, Ten Hag and former players in a 90-minute interview, unsanctioned by the club. The Red Devils pursued legal action following the release, and have officially decided to mutually terminate theRonaldo’s contract. The 37-year-old had a £500,000 per week deal until June, with an option of an extra year.