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Your Desperate Plea For Ronaldo To Come Back To Manchester United Video Of The Day

If the club won’t bring him back, supporters are going to take matters into their own hands.

THIS VIDEO STARTS off a little creepy but, eventually, it does make sense.

The BringRonaldoHome campaign says it aims to use crowd-funding from the estimated 659 million Manchester United fans around the world to bring the Portuguese winger back to Old Trafford.

However, with a reported buyout clause of €1 BILLION, it’s difficult to see the campaign being a success.

Some Manchester United fans on social media have questioned the legitimacy of this campaign.

However, the organisers were not immediately available when contacted by TheScore.ie this morning.

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Jun 23rd 2024, 5:03 PM

David, there are actually 10 teams in the Premier Division, and actually, some rural ones too.

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