England on their feet:
After leaving the stadium in protest during the game against Rayo Vallecano earlier this week, Cristiano Ronaldo's fury refuses to leave Manchester United, and after manager Erik ten Haag called the behavior "unacceptable", it seems to be only growing. And along with it the criticism throughout the kingdom.
Former player Jimmy Carragher, who now serves as a commentator, said: "I always knew this situation would come, even if he played well for United. He signed for two years plus another season, and I couldn't believe it, there was no way he would agree to be second fiddle to anyone . But as players late in their career should know, they are no longer the same players."
Carragher added: "He's already 37, and he's not the same player. He's still an excellent scorer, but not the same player. No team in Europe wants him at the moment, and it doesn't look like United can sell him either. I don't think Ten Haah wants him either, And I'm not really sure that the dressing room at United wants him right now."
The United legend, Gary Neville, also expressed himself harshly: "He will be remembered as one of the greatest ever, but what happened to him this summer is really irrelevant. It has already happened several times with Paul Pogba's agent - a star simply must not manage the club. This must not happen. We You know Ronaldo can't do high pressure, I'm not sure he fits Ten Haah's method. It's horrible timing, before the start of the season, and he's rowed under the coach. With anyone else, Guardiola, Klopp, Conte, Ferguson - if a player becomes too dominant, There is only one thing that can happen, and we all know what it is."
🗣️ "It's unacceptable"
Erik Ten Hag has had his say on Cristiano Ronaldo's early departure on Sunday.
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The "Daily Mail" also claimed: "For a coach whose philosophy is based on order and control, the Ronaldo saga is the last thing Erik ten HaHa needs, but the star will align if he stays. After criticizing the footballer's conduct, the way he conducts himself from now on will define the first season his in office".
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