Less than four hours after one his biggest admirers, Alejandro Garnacho, scored the goal that sent Manchester United into the World Cup break in the best way possible, video footage of the five-time Ballon d'Or winner ripping into the club that gave him the platform to build his career emerged. His explosive interview with Piers Morgan, released late on Sunday evening, was one of the most damning you are ever likely to see a footballer give.
Actions speak louder than words. But not in Cristiano Ronaldo's world they don't. Ronaldo, who will be off to Qatar this week with his Portugal teammates for the start of what is likely to be his fifth and final World Cup, tore into United and manager Erik ten Hag without a care in the world, not thinking of the impact it could have on his teammates and the club's recent progress. He accused the club of "betraying" him and criticized Ten Hag for not showing any respect towards him. It was frankly unbelievable.
"I feel betrayed and I felt that some people didn't want me here, not only this year but last year too." On Ten Hag, he continued: "I don't have respect for him because he doesn't show respect for me. If you don't have respect for me, I'm never going to have respect for you." Ten Hag has expertly handled the situation concerning Ronaldo this season, although he is the one who has often been disrespected by the 37-year-old.
Despite the fact that it was already damaged by his decision to leave the stadium before the final whistle sounded on United's 2-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford last month, he has now destroyed his legacy and tarnished his reputation in M16. Ten Hag made sure he was punished for it by removing him from the team for the trip to Chelsea three days later. It was both tasteless and classless.
For many fans, as much as they respected Ten Hag's decision in his position as manager, it was a mistake. Ronaldo, considering he had refused to step onto the pitch as a substitute when instructed to against Tottenham, had crossed the line and should not have played for the club again, even if everyone is guilty of making a mistake once in a while.
The best thing United can do for Ronaldo is to rip up his contract and send him packing, which will finally grant him his wish, even though it is easier said than done. Just hours prior to the release of this explosive interview, Ten Hag stated that the "culture, attitude, and mentality has changed" at United in his post-game evaluation at Craven Cottage. They don't need Ronaldo to obstruct their efforts.
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Actions speak louder than words. But not in Cristiano Ronaldo's world they don't. Ronaldo, who will be off to Qatar this week with his Portugal teammates for the start of what is likely to be his fifth and final World Cup, tore into United and manager Erik ten Hag without a care in the world, not thinking of the impact it could have on his teammates and the club's recent progress. He accused the club of "betraying" him and criticized Ten Hag for not showing any respect towards him. It was frankly unbelievable.
Source: Sky News
"I feel betrayed and I felt that some people didn't want me here, not only this year but last year too." On Ten Hag, he continued: "I don't have respect for him because he doesn't show respect for me. If you don't have respect for me, I'm never going to have respect for you." Ten Hag has expertly handled the situation concerning Ronaldo this season, although he is the one who has often been disrespected by the 37-year-old.
Source: sportskeeda
Despite the fact that it was already damaged by his decision to leave the stadium before the final whistle sounded on United's 2-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford last month, he has now destroyed his legacy and tarnished his reputation in M16. Ten Hag made sure he was punished for it by removing him from the team for the trip to Chelsea three days later. It was both tasteless and classless.
Source: independent
For many fans, as much as they respected Ten Hag's decision in his position as manager, it was a mistake. Ronaldo, considering he had refused to step onto the pitch as a substitute when instructed to against Tottenham, had crossed the line and should not have played for the club again, even if everyone is guilty of making a mistake once in a while.
Source: Football 365
The best thing United can do for Ronaldo is to rip up his contract and send him packing, which will finally grant him his wish, even though it is easier said than done. Just hours prior to the release of this explosive interview, Ten Hag stated that the "culture, attitude, and mentality has changed" at United in his post-game evaluation at Craven Cottage. They don't need Ronaldo to obstruct their efforts.
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