Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo said returning to Old Trafford was not a vacation and he hoped to prove himself again with a consistent show for the next three years.
The 36-year-old Portuguese spent six seasons in United between 2003-09, won eight main trophies, and rejoined Juventus last month on a two-year contract.
After being handed over by Jersey Number seven Premier League club once again, Ronaldo hoped to reach the height he did in his first spell at the club.
“This is why I am here,” Ronaldo said in an interview posted on United’s website on Thursday.
“I’m not here for vacation …
beforehand, winning important things and I wore a shirt before many years ago.” But I’m here to win again.
I was able, me and my teammate.
I am ready to leave.
This is a good opportunity for me, for supporters, for the club, to move forward.
“I think I’ll be a big thing in the next three or four years.” Ronaldo, who has scored 118 goals for United, can make his second debut for the club when they face Newcastle United in the Premier League at Old Trafford on Saturday.