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This domino media carnival, which was pushed down by Manchester United, came and went quickly, because a more shocking news was exposed by powerful reporters.

The news was first exposed by Turin Sports Daily. It was simple to say that Pavel Nedved was photographed by reporters when he greeted Rowley and Manchester United at the door. Turin Sports Daily used these photos as evidence to reveal that Cristiano Ronaldo was about to transfer away. Later, Corriere della Sera broke the news that Cristiano Ronaldo was entrusting an agent to sell his luxury house in Turin.

The successive revelations of the two well-known media were like dropping two heavy bombs on the calm surface of the football world, instantly stirring up thousands of waves. The eyes of the entire city of Turin and even the international football world were focused on the two giant clubs, Juventus and Manchester United, and those media reporters with a keen sense of smell quickly surrounded the Juventus training base and the club headquarters building like sharks smelling blood.

Outside the Juventus training base, the gate, which was usually well-organized, was now blocked by vehicles from various media. Broadcast vehicles and interview vehicles were parked in all directions, and cameramen carrying heavy equipment were looking for the best shooting angle on the roadside, while those reporters holding microphones and notebooks were anxious, staring at the entrance of the base, as if they would miss some major news if they blinked.

Pavel Nedved, the vice chairman of Juventus Club, has now become the primary target of media blockade. The photo of him welcoming Rowley and Manchester United at the door that day was the beginning of this storm, so reporters were looking forward to prying something out of him. Pavel Nedved had just driven his car to the base, and before he turned off the engine, a group of reporters swarmed up and surrounded his car tightly.

"Mr. Nedved, is Cristiano Ronaldo really going to leave Juventus and go to Manchester United?" A reporter stretched the microphone to the car window and shouted loudly.

Pavel Nedved shook his head helplessly, opened the car door, and said while blocking the flashing lights around him with his hands: "The club has not yet made an official conclusion. These are just rumors from the outside world. I hope everyone can give us some space to deal with these things."

"But the photos have been taken, and Corriere della Sera also said that he is selling his house in Turin. Isn't this a sign of leaving?" Another reporter asked immediately.

Pavel Nedved frowned and his tone became more serious: "What can a photo show? As for the house, it is the player's private affairs and has no necessary connection with his stay in the club. I am going to attend the team meeting now, please make way." As he said, he pushed through the crowd and walked into the base, and the shouts of reporters continued to come from behind him.

In front of the Juventus club headquarters building, it was also very lively. The front desk staff had been overwhelmed by the inquiries from various media, and kept repeating the words "no comment at present". The club's spokesperson originally planned to go out to do something, but as soon as he walked to the door, he was blocked by a group of reporters and could only hold a small meeting in the hall temporarily to try to calm the public opinion.

"Everyone, I understand everyone's concern about Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer rumors, but as of now, the club has not received any official transfer applications from the player or Manchester United, so everything is still just speculation. We at Juventus have always valued every player and will respect their career choices. When there is definite news, we will definitely announce it to the public as soon as possible." The spokesperson stood in front of the crowd and tried to remain calm.

"Then what happened to Vice President Pavel Nedved welcoming Manchester United personnel before? Was this just an ordinary meeting?" A reporter questioned.

The spokesperson smiled and responded: "In the football world, it is normal for clubs to have various exchanges and contacts. That meeting may just be to explore the possibility of some cooperation. Don't over-interpret it."

However, the reporters will not be sent away so easily. They continue to ask all kinds of questions, from Cristiano Ronaldo's performance in Juventus to the club's future recruitment plan, trying to dig out some clues about the transfer rumors from the side.

At the same time, the English media is also boiling.

Carrington TrainingThe base was surrounded by a crowd of people. Reporters carrying cameras, microphones and notebooks gathered in front of the gate of the base, pushing and shoving for the best position, staring at the gate where important people might come in and out at any time, as if they would be successful as long as they could catch a glimmer of news about the sensational football event.

The office area of ​​Old Trafford Stadium also did not escape this "encirclement storm". In the corridor of the office area, the staff were upset by the noisy voices outside, while the reporters outside stretched their necks, trying to see if there was anything unusual inside through the window, and kept exchanging various gossips with each other. Everyone was anxiously waiting for the relevant personnel of the club to show up so that they could go up and ask what was going on.

The club headquarters building was even more lively. In the square in front of the building, fans held homemade placards full of expectations for the return of the superstar or speculations about the future changes in the team's lineup. They mixed with reporters, making the whole scene even more chaotic.

Rowe, who had just returned to Manchester from Lisbon, was exhausted from the journey and was thinking about going back to his residence to rest up. But as soon as he stepped out of the airport, the noise came to him like a tide. Before he could react, a large group of reporters surrounded him like hungry wolves, blocking him at the airport exit. Microphones were stretched out in front of him, and questions exploded like a string of cannons.

"Mr. Rowe, is this trip to Portugal closely related to Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer?"

"Tell me quickly, what is the progress now, is it a done deal?"

Rowe was surrounded by the crowd, and a trace of helplessness flashed across his face. He could only raise his hand to signal everyone to be quiet, and then said loudly: "I just came back and haven't had time to learn about the latest developments. When I figure it out, the club will definitely release official news. Now please let me go first." After that, with the help of airport security personnel, he squeezed out of the crowd with difficulty.

But what he didn't expect was that just after getting rid of those difficult reporters, a more difficult situation was waiting for him. Emma Jones, dressed in sexy clothes, was standing at the door of her villa with a smile. Her exquisite makeup and charming figure were particularly eye-catching in the night. Luo Lie hesitated for less than a minute. Looking at her charming eyes, he knew that he couldn't escape today. He could only invite the beautiful reporter into his villa with a helpless look. Just like the previous times, he accepted the all-round exclusive interview of this beautiful reporter in this long night.

The next day, this beautiful reporter who had switched to the Manchester Evening News wrote an article on the front page of the Manchester Evening News, titled: "Yes, the man is back!"

Emma Jones reviewed Cristiano Ronaldo's statistics from the previous Manchester United season in the article:

"Cristiano Ronaldo transferred from Sporting CP to Manchester United in the summer window of 2003, and left Manchester United to join Real Madrid in the summer window of 2009 for a record price of 96 million euros. He played for Manchester United for a total of 6 seasons. During these 6 seasons, he played 292 times for Manchester United, scored 181 goals and sent 69 assists, including 196 appearances in the Premier League, scored 84 goals and sent 45 assists."

At the end of the article, the beautiful reporter wrote, "This is the answer sheet that Cristiano Ronaldo handed in at Manchester United that year, and this report card is not over. A new legend is about to begin."

As if receiving some signal, Manchester United Club released the official account on its official website and various platforms. An announcement was made, and a poster of Cristiano Ronaldo joining the team was posted:

"We are pleased to announce that the club has reached an agreement with Juventus on the transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo. He will sign with us until June 2023, and has the right to automatically renew the contract according to the wishes of both parties.

At Manchester United, everything is possible. Little Ronaldo, welcome home!"

After a night of hard work and backache, Ronaldo also wrote on his personal social media as soon as possible:

"At the age of 18,

Cristiano made his Manchester United debut.

At the age of 34,

He will wear the "Red Devils" jersey

and step onto the Old Trafford Stadium again.

Everything is the same as it was at the beginning."

Manchester United's famous players also left messages on the official account as soon as possible, welcoming Cristiano Ronaldo back to Manchester United. Andy Cole replied with 6 flame emojis, Gary Neville attached 9 red hearts, and Rio Ferguson ...Dinand replied with a handshake emoji; while David Beckham wrote affectionately, "Welcome home, Cristiano."

Current Manchester United players also left messages to cheer for Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United:

Captains Harry Maguire and David De Gea left messages, "Welcome home, Cristiano. We love you!"

Pepe, Raphael Varane, Theo Fernandes, Ashraf Hakimi, Diogo Dalot and others posted photos of themselves with Cristiano Ronaldo, and wrote: Fight together!

Dean Henderson, Scott McTominay, Marcus Rashford, Mason Greenwood, Erling Haaland, Jamal Musiala, Adam Hlozek, Michael Oliseh and other Manchester United youth and young players left messages: "The king is back, Cristiano."

After the announcement was issued, the comments of the Red Devils instantly swept across major Internet platforms:

A fan leader in the South Stand wrote, "When you first arrived at Manchester United's Theatre of Dreams, you were only 18 years old, nicknamed Ronaldo. From that time on, I started watching you play football, and then you gradually became my idol. If you return to the place where your dream began at the age of 34, you are still a teenager! Welcome home! Red Devils Cristiano."

There are also emotional fans who wrote, "Why did I suddenly cry when I saw this news... How many people are like me, and their youth has suddenly returned."