Ronaldo returns, Murray jokes and Steyn retires – Tuesday’s sporting social

Jordan Henderson signed a new deal at Liverpool.

Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.

Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from August 31.

Football

Manchester United made the big deadline day return for Cristiano Ronaldo official.

Leeds finally got their man.

Jordan Henderson committed to Liverpool.

Gary Lineker revelled in the transfer madness.

Tiemoue Bakayoko was pleased to be back at AC Milan.

Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling read some fan mail.

The Champions League turned the clock back.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was away on international duty with Gabon.

Alex Greenwood was ready to take on Real Madrid in Champions League qualifying.

West Brom are joint top of the Championship but Valerien Ismael knows it is early days.

Dale Steyn announced his retirement.

Tributes were paid to the South African.

Jonny Bairstow revelled in England’s victory at Headingley.

James Vince was back for another BBL stint with the Sydney Sixers.

England were ready to take on New Zealand.

Steven Finn bid a sad farewell to Middlesex.

Andy Murray was still upset with Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Tsitsipas beat Murray in an epic.

Andy Roddick was in awe of the Scot.

Naomi Osaka was back at the US Open with some snazzy trainers.

The amazing Dame Sarah Storey was still celebrating.

Reece Dunn broke the world record in the S14 men’s 200m individual medley.

Games debutant Ben Watson also clinched gold.

Lora Fachie and Corrine Hall secured silver.

Olivia Breen claimed bronze.

Further medal swimming success for ParalympicsGB.

Heartbreak for Fin Graham.

Another table tennis victory for Will Bayley.

Jordanne Whiley also reached the semi-finals.

Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid reached the final.

Impressive haul.

Inspiration….what makes it worth it.

Ricky Hatton enjoyed his holiday.

Headingley geared up for the Josh Warrington fight.

Think we know who Conor McGregor wants next.

Anthoine Hubert was remembered.