Would Cristiano Ronaldo not fit into the tactical scheme of DT Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea?

Thomas Tuchel is passionate about football tactics. The German was trained in the new German school (Klopp, Rose) and was influenced by Pep Guardiola’s Bavarian stage to develop his career, which is going through one of its best moments being European champion with Chelsea and trying to get the blues return to the top of the Premier League.

The German has an important challenge before him this summer. The change in ownership of Chelsea and the multiple departures of several key players leave the challenge of reforming the squad. For his attack he already has Sterling almost closed, he also wants Raphinha and he has been presented with a unique market opportunity: that of Cristiano Ronaldo, published daily ACE from Spain.

The Portuguese player returned just a season ago from Juventus to Manchester United, but his time at Old Trafford has not gone as expected. Although his campaign was good individually, United have had one of their worst seasons in the Premier League era and have been left out of the Champions League, the competition in which the Portuguese wants to continue yes or yes.

This transfer, according to Daily Mail, fits perfectly to the new owners. Todd Boehly sees the footballing potential and even more so the commercial potential of the Madeira striker’s arrival at Bridge, but Thomas Tuchel sees how his idea could be affected if the signing finally takes place.

This newspaper points out that Tuchel wanted to remodel his attack ‘a la Klopp’. Sterling and Raphinha would be in charge of looking for the goal from the wings with Kai Havertz playing the role of ‘false 9’ a la Roberto Firmino. The arrival of Cristiano, now a pure striker starting in the middle, would totally condition this plan and force the German coach to look for a new fit.

This change of plan does not finish convincing the Chelsea coach, who prefers to keep his idea to bring the Portuguese striker.

a controversial bonuses for Cristiano Ronaldo

As reported The SunCristiano Ronaldo ‘pocketed’ a bonuses six figures (at least one million pounds) just days before announcing his intention to leave for Manchester United.

This newspaper affirms that this bonus was signed if Cristiano began his second season at Old Trafford and that is how it has been, although now he can leave before the competition begins. (D)