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Manchester United's shareholders cheer the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, but should they?

And wannabe electric vehicle maker Rivian revs up for an $80 billion valuation.

Welcome to the Views Room, a podcast from Reuters' Breaking Views. I'm Anthony Curry, coming to you from Melbourne down in Australia. We've got an alliterative offering for you this week with segments on Ronaldo and Rivian. We'll turn to the electric vehicle maker's plans to sell shares to the public a bit later. But first we turn to the football

or soccer few heathens out there, the football star's surprise decision to return to his former

club, Manchester United. And joining me to discuss that from Amsterdam is our usually London-based

Emir editor, Peter Talalaston, Peter, welcome back to the show.

Hi, Anthony.

Good talk to you.

How's the capital of the Netherlands doing for you?

Actually, it's not the capital.

How's the main business hub of the Netherlands doing for you?

Showing my growing ignorance there.

Yeah, exactly.

It's a little overcast, and everybody's kind of getting back to work and back to school after the summer.

But I think things are opening up slowly.

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