Manchester United coach criticizes the attitude of the Portuguese, who left Old Trafford before the end of the friendly against Rayo Vallecano
Cristiano Ronaldo’s situation at Manchester United is far from resolved, but seems to be getting a little more entrenched every day. The latest episode of the dispute between the Portuguese player and the ‘red devil’ club came with England’s coach Erik ten Hag’s public reaction to the attitude of the Madeiran footballer, who left Old Trafford before the end of the friendly. contest. against Rayo Vallecano, as evidenced by several fans through recordings with their mobile phones in the stadium. “I certainly do not approve of this. This is unacceptable. For everyone. We are a team and we have to stay until the end,” the Dutch coach said in the week of United’s debut in the Premier League, against Brighton on Sunday.
Cristiano’s continuity is still unknown, as is his participation in his team’s first official game. After coming to training with his teammates on July 26, the Portuguese played his first minutes of the preseason against Rayo at Old Trafford last Sunday. He played at a good pace for the 45 minutes he had, but was greeted by the indifference of an audience that until recently idolized him but saw as betrayal his steadfast desire to pack his bags to sign for a club that the next Champions League edition .
Despite the approaching start of the season in England and a contract that runs until 2023, the Portuguese remains strong in his idea of a change of scenery, a goal for which his agent, the mighty Jorge Mendes, has been liaising with several clubs in recent years. to soften. Once options such as Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain or Bayern have been ruled out, only Atletico and Napoli seem viable options at the moment. Both teams fulfill the requirement of a guaranteed place in the next Champions League, Cristiano’s obsession to consolidate his status as the tournament’s top scorer in history and maintain the showcase it represents around the world.
Source: La Verdad
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