Cristiano Ronaldo, 37, is now on the receiving side after he spilled that he does not respect the new Manchester United manager Eric Ten Hag during his interview with Pier Morgan on Monday 14th November.
The world class footballer reveal that he the new manager and United club at large had no respect for him and treating him like a black sheep. The United number seven also noted the club has not made any progress since he left it at the age of 20 years.
Ronaldo's future in United is now in doubt after the utterances, with his contract with the England coming to and end on January. Giving's views on Ronaldo's sentiments, Jammie Carragher blamed United for in first place signing the star.
He also faulted the four times Ballon Dior winner for openly stating that he doesn't respect Ten Hag. He argued that Ronaldo should not be allowed back to United because he will be a distraction and that Ten Hag will not be able to work with him.
Carragher adviced United to either sack Ronaldo or give him out as a free player. He maintained that United made a major mistake to sign Ronaldo.
Ronaldo has been having a bad season in United with only one Premier league goal; with many games coming off bench. He missed United latest clashes of which the Red Devils won.
Source: https://twitter.com/SkySportsPL/status/1592151700831436802?t=1I9sCH38IFvhJYgwwrd5qg&s=19
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