Cristiano Ronaldo could depart from Old Trafford this summer.
The Portuguese superstar rejoined Manchester United in search for winning major silverware.
Ronaldo, 36, has netted 18 goals in all competitions this season but his future remains uncertain with the Red Devils.
Although Ronaldo signed a two-year contract, Gary Neville feels he will decide his future at the end of this season.
Neville said on Sky Sports Premier League: “There’s this looming decision at the end of the season, is Cristiano Ronaldo going to be at Manchester United at the end of the season? Will Manchester United keep him?
“It’s not in their gift, Ronaldo made that decision, he’s got another year left on his contract, it’s whether he wants to be here.
“Whether it’s the ‘project’ that some players like to say he believes in and is enjoying.
“His greatness and wants his career to be enjoyable, he’s demanding, he’s demanding, he wants to win every game.
“Obviously there’s elements he can’t do, I’ve contributed to that in this studio.
“If Man United want to be a high-pressing team he’s probably not your man but it’s his decision whether he stays at Manchester United, not the other way round.”
