Cristiano Ronaldo is fed up at Real Madrid, claims Calderon

The Portugal captain has been linked with a Manchester
United return, with Blancos' former president saying Xabi
Alonso and Angel Di Maria's departures left the forward
frustrated

Former Real Madrid president
Ramon Calderon claims Cristiano
Ronaldo has become "fed up" with
life at the club.
The prolific Portugal international
moved to the Spanish giants from
Manchester United for £80 million
in 2009 and has since won a Liga
title, the Champions League and the Copa del Rey twice.
Ronaldo has become the club's talisman over the past five
years due to his phenomenal goalscoring record, but Calderon
has launched his latest attack on the man who replaced him at
the Santiago Bernabeu, Florentino Perez, by suggesting the
forward has become disillusioned under his reign.
Key men Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria both moved on in the
summer and, although Madrid have recruited world-class
replacements in Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez, Calderon
believes the Ballon d'Or winner is unhappy with the
departures.
"My impression is he is fed up with the policy of the current
president," Calderon told Talksport.
"When he came to Real Madrid with Arjen Robben he thought
he would be a good colleague for him in the team but then
Robben was sold.
"Two years ago it was Gonzalo Higuain sold and he didn't like
that. Last year he thought it was a mistake to let Mesut Ozil
leave and the last straw was selling Xabi Alonso and Angel Di
Maria this summer."
Rumours have been prevalent since the summer transfer
window closed that Ronaldo could be tempted to join either
former club United or rivals Manchester City should he opt to
call time on his career at the Bernabeu.