Breaking news : Ralf Ragnick finally makes decision about Ronaldo’s future at the club ,is he right with this decision ?

 Ralf Rangnick is now just days away

 from his first window as Manchester United

 boss and faces a number of key decisions.

While potential incomings will be the thing 

that excites United supporters, there could yet

 be some high-profile departures as he begins to 

shape the squad in his image.

Several players have been linked with exits, 

with forwards Anthony Martial and Edinson 

Cavani both having uncertain futures.

Rangnick has confirmed that Martial has explicitly

 expressed his desire to leave, while Cavani 

is a reported target for Barcelona.

The Blaugrana are on the lookout for a new

 forward after Sergio Aguero was forced to 

retire just months after his arrival.

Cavani is set to become a free agent at the 

end of the season and speculation has suggested

 that United could cash in on the veteran striker.

But against Newcastle United, his importance

 to the current Manchester United squad was 

crystal clear.

At St James’ Park, Rangnick opted to start 

Mason Greenwood alongside Cristiano Ronaldo

 in the 4-2-2-2 formation he has quickly adopted.

However, Ronaldo cut a frustrated figure for 

much of the first half, unable to link up with 

Greenwood to any effect in the opening 45.

Speaking before the game, Neville told 

Rangnick that he must continue to play Ronaldo 

alongside another forward.

“He has to start. I think he has to start and 

he has to have a partner,” Neville said. “He 

has to have a meaningful partner and the worry

 if you do put Greenwood right of him and 

Rashford, if they get dragged back in defensive

 positions then he could end up exposed.

“He needs someone up top with him. I think 

he’s looked good with Rashford - that’s one 

of the benefits of this system, getting Rashford 

upfront alongside him has been great.

“Thirteen goals in 16 starts is some return 

- he's doing what he was brought in to do, 

there's no doubt about that.

“He is doing what he was brought in to 

do, there is no doubt about that.”

Rangnick clearly identified the issue, bringing 

Cavani on for Greenwood at the break, with the 

Uruguayan instantly adding an extra dimension

 at the top end of the pitch.

His presence alongside Ronaldo helped take

 the attention off Ronaldo and his movement 

for the equalising goal was archetypal centre-

forward play.

Former United striker Dimitar Berbatov recently

 claimed Cavani’s situation was “unfair” and 

that joining Barcelona would currently be an “

easy decision”.

On the evidence of the opening 45 minutes

 against Newcastle, Rangnick must do all he 

can to convince his striker to resist the temptation

 to move to the Camp Nou.