Cristiano Ronaldo Reaches Manchester United, Will Undergo 5 Days of Quarantine Before Practicing With Team (See Pics)

Dhairya Ingle
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Cristiano Ronaldo has moved to Manchester United and ever since Ronaldo has signed up with the Red Devils, the fans can't keep calm. Now that Ronaldo has faced a one-match ban for his shirtless celebration during the FIFA 2022 Qualifiers against Ireland. Thus he zoomed off in a private jet to Manchester to rejoin his former team on Thursday He was greeted on arrival at a private terminal by Darren Fletcher, his former team-mate and the club’s technical director. Cristiano Ronaldo Dons Jersey Number 7 Again! Manchester United Confirms Portuguese Star Would Wear Iconic Jersey, Netizens React.

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Now in case if you are wondering about what is next, then CR7 will be put in quarantine for five days obviously due to COVID-19 rules. Post this. he will join his team at Manchester United. A couple of accounts on social media shared the snaps of Ronaldo arriving at Manchester airport. Recently it was confirmed that Ronaldo will be donning number 7 at the Red Devils. Check out the pictures of the same below:

 

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He was quickly zoomed off to a mansion, which is well equipped with a range fitness area, pool, jacuzzi and six-strong security patrol - allowing him to relax during his five days in quarantine before joining club training on Wednesday. The fans surely can't keep calm about Ronaldo joining Man United. In a recent interview, he said that Sir Alex Ferguson played a vital role in bringing him back to United.

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