Somehow, Ronaldo is losing his position and has to sit on the bench at the very place that made his name – Manchester United.
The Portuguese superstar was not in MU’s starting lineup in the last two matches against Liverpool and Southampton, instead coach Erik ten Hag is relying on Marcus Rashford as a key striker.
Ronaldo is on the bench for Rashford at MU.
This summer there has been a lot of speculation surrounding Ronaldo’s future, with the 37-year-old striker contacting a series of clubs in Europe to leave Old Trafford.
Ronaldo’s future is still a big question mark.
In the latest developments, Ronaldo’s former teammate at MU, Rio Ferdinand, spoke up to defend his friend. The former England midfielder said that with his inherent class and desire to contribute, CR7 cannot
`Whether he stays or leaves, none of us know. But it can be confirmed that Cristiano is currently very angry because he has to sit on the bench.
`You cannot do what he has done in his illustrious career and with his inherent aura, Ronaldo will not accept grinding his pants on the bench of a team that does not qualify for the Champions League.
Ferdinand believes that Ronaldo does not deserve to sit on the bench.
Many opinions say whether Ronaldo trains hard with the team or not, whether he fits the strategy set by new coach Erik ten Hag, but at the age of 37 with 24 goals last season
Therefore, concern can be raised about the issue of keeping a player who can still perform well on the bench, an issue that can affect the mood in the dressing room.
Does Ronaldo deserve to sit on the bench?
However, Ferdinand knows Ronaldo is calculating and smart enough to maintain his own value and not affect the team.
`You won’t see Ronaldo decline in intensity, focus and professionalism. I don’t think he will be an empty guy who makes his teammates feel sore, he can’t be like that!
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