The Portuguese star expects a warm welcome at Old Trafford, but he admits he would love to score against former team. Ronaldo also scored in the first leg to give Real Madrid a draw against United after Danny Welbeck put the visitors in front with a header after just 20 minutes of playing time.
Ronaldo hopes to receive a warm welcome at Old Trafford
Ronaldo admitted he would love to score against his former team but isn't sure how he would celebrate the goal.
"It would be a beautiful sensation," he told reporters. "If I score against them, it would be spectacular.
He spent 6 years playing for Manchester United
"I can't say how I'd celebrate - it would be something spontaneous - but I'd love to be in that situation."
The 28-year-old also spoke how he expects a warm welcome after winning three Premier League titles and lifting the Champions League once during a six-year spell in the north west of England.
"I'm sure they will receive me well," said Ronaldo, who is the European competition's current joint-top scorer with seven goals.
"After the years I spent there and the friendships I have, I'm sure it's one of the places where they'll applaud me most. It was a beautiful time."
