Graeme Souness believes that Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to Manchester United may not prove as spectacular as it looks on paper.
Speaking shortly United announced him, though, Souness revealed his concerns for Ronaldo’s return.
He said: “I don’t think he’s a fit [for City],” Souness said.

“If you think about how it appeared Sergio Aguero wasn’t really Pep Guardiola’s cup of tea, because he didn’t do the work behind the ball, he didn’t put players under pressure out of possession – Ronaldo is certainly not going to give you that.”
Cristiano Ronaldo of Juventus FC in action during the Serie A football match between Udinese Calcio and Juventus FC at stadio Friuli in Udine
He added: “Every successful team has players where everyone is working to get the ball back.

“The top teams don’t have any passengers and if you’re taking Ronaldo at this time, he ain’t going to give you the hard yards.

“I have got a doubt about it. Juventus took him to win the Champions League, but he’s not going to be the difference in the big games.”
Souness also wondered whether Ronaldo would struggle against Liverpool star Virgil van Dijk.
The Dutchman has returned from a long-term knee injury to keep two clean sheets in two Premier League games this season.
“He’ll score goals, he will, because he’s got a brain and he’s been so athletic throughout his career,” the pundit said.
“But in the bigger games against the better centre-halves… imagine putting him against Virgil van Dijk!
“Plus, I think the legacy he created at Man United is very important to him, and that goes out of the window overnight if he signs for Man City.”