Cristiano Ronaldo is back at Old Trafford in Juventus colors, but will it be a happy homecoming against Manchester United? Find out in our video special
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[…] Ronaldo was applauded off after an unremarkable performance by his standards. He was operating at maybe 60 percent of his capacity, but as United are maybe only 30 percent of the team they used to be when he was at Old Trafford, that was all he really needed to do. […]
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