Former England Midfielder, Tim Sherwood has tipped Cristiano Ronaldo to become Manchester United's Head Coach in the Next 18 Months.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Return to the English Premier League has raised several discussions and Observations particularly from Football Pundits. The 36 years old has wasted no time in Announcing his return to English Football, scoring 4 Goals in 3 appearances Across all Competitions for the Red Devils this Season. 

Cristiano Ronaldo has been tipped to Replace his Under-fire Manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjær at Manchester United by Former English Footballer Tim Sherwood who claims the Striker his already Practicing the act of Coaching.
It could be well Recalled that during the EURO 2016 Finals between France and Portugal, an injured Cristiano Ronaldo who was substituted in the First half was Spotted dishing out instructions to his Team mates while standing by the Touchline. 

Further More, Recently the Portuguese was also seen giving out Instructions to his Team Mate in the UCL game between Manchester United and Young Boys which Ended in favour of the Swiss team. 
Manchester United Legend Rio Ferdinand reacted to Ronaldo's Touchline Actions stating that  Coach Ole Gunnar Solskjær should have asked Ronaldo to Sit Down.


For Tim Sherwood on the other hand, the 52 Years old believes Cristiano could make up a very good Manager.

"I can see Ronaldo as Manchester United manager within 18 months," Sherwood told Ladbrokes at its launch of the 5-A-Side bet on Arsenal vs Tottenham. (via Mirror.co.uk)
"I think it’s okay that Ronaldo’s on the touchline and Ole’s going to have to accept it. If he brings him to his football club you’ve got to know what you’re bringing in.


"It’s a completely different Ronaldo to the one who was at Old Trafford the first time around. He knows how he’s needed and if he feels like he needs to stand next to the manager and give instructions then you’ve got to let him do that," the former Blackburn Rovers star noted."
"I’m not sure he’d be doing that with Jose Mourinho mind you, it would be very different with him still in charge," the 52-year-old said. "But you’d also have to ask Ronaldo why he feels it’s necessary to stand up and give some instruction in the first place."


"We’ve seen him do it on the international stage, most recently at the Euros, barking out orders. That boy will be a manager 100%. I would have a bet on him being Manchester United manager in 18 months."
Sherwood elaborated: "Whenever Ronaldo finishes playing I think he will become a manager, it will be an automatic choice.

"If they win the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, any of those trophies, then Solskjaer keeps his job, but if they don’t win anything I think they’ve got a manager there in the making."


"He could bring an experienced coach in there with him – someone like Carlos Queiroz [former assistant at United]– as he’ll know plenty of them, and I can see him being a manager at Man United in the future," he reiterated.

"He’s almost coaching now; you saw it at the weekend during the warm-up whispering in [Raphael] Varane’s and [Harry] Maguire’s ears, but I don’t think it’s that he needs the captain’s armband to be a leader, he leads by example anyway.
"He did when he was at United the first time it’s just now he’s being more vocal with it."