Beckham in talks over Cristiano Ronaldo's move to the American League 

English press reports revealed thatInter Miami owner David Beckham has reportedly opened talks with Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo over a proposed move to the MLS.
Ronaldo claims that he feels "betrayed" by Man United and has also said that he does not "have respect" for Ten Hag. Ten Hag has allegedly told Man United that Ronaldo should never play for the club again, while the 20-time top-flight champions are also said to be exploring the possibility of sacking their No.7.
Should Ronaldo be released by Man United, The Sun reports that Beckham's Inter Miami is keen to lure the Portuguese legend to the USA, as are fellow MLS outfits Los Angeles Galaxy and Los Angeles FC.
The report adds that Beckham has held talks with Ronaldo's representatives and has been informed that the forward would be interested in joining the club. Miami, who are managed by Ronaldo's former Man United teammate Phil Neville, is believed to be in the market for a new striker after Argentine veteran Gonzalo Higuain retired from football at the end of the MLS season last month.
Beckham is also said to be interested in signing Paris Saint-Germain star Lionel Messi, who like Ronaldo is out of contract next summer. Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing to lead the Portuguese national team in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, which will start on November 20 and continue until December 18.