Manchester United fans have reacted angrily to the news that Cristiano Ronaldo will not be a part of the squad which travels to Bangkok for the start of their pre-season tour tomorrow.
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has said that the 37-year-old forward will be absent from the tour as the Red Devils have given him additional time off to deal with "personal/family issue."
The Portuguese superstar is widely reported to have expressed his desire to leave Old Trafford this summer, as he wants to continue playing Champions League football.
Manchester United will be playing in the Europa League next season due to them finishing sixth with the club's lowest points total in the Premier League era last term. They have also failed to make significant additions to their squad this summer, with young Feyenoord left-back Tyrell Malacia the only arrival so far in the window.
Despite United's troubles, Cristiano Ronaldo still managed to score 24 times in 38 games as he aims to prove he can still deliver at the highest level.
However, upon the news that the five-time Ballon d'Or winner will not be a part of Ten Hag's squad for their tour of Thailand and Australia, fans took to Twitter to vent their frustration towards the legendary forward.
Here is a collection of tweets expressing the fans' frustration.
Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo "completely obsessed" with Champions League
According to Portuguese football expert Pedro Sepulveda, Ronaldo has spoken to his agent Jorge Mendes to see if there are other options away from Old Trafford. He wants to become the first man to win six Champions League titles.
Sepulveda told Sky Sports:
"Manchester United are not in the Champions League next season and Ronaldo is unhappy about this. He is completely obsessed with playing in the competition so he's not living well with the reality that he's not going to be playing in it in the immediate future.
"He's spoken to his agent Jorge Mendes, who is seeing if there are any other options. He said he would speak to the clubs who are targeting winning the Champions League to see what could be done in terms of a change in this summer transfer window."
He added: