Manchester United still have to deal with the case of Cristiano Ronaldo, who was suspended by the team’s coach Erik ten Haag after he refused to come on as a substitute and left the stadium before the end of the game, with many in England claiming that the coach treated the player with disrespect. The one who joined the “celebration” is Piers Morgan, a TV presenter and well-known football fan, who is considered a friend of Cristiano. Morgan was furious about the leaks against the player, after the publications, among other things, that “Ronaldo no longer has friends at the club and no one to protect him”, and it is estimated that he will be released in January, and for free.
“More lies are being leaked by the management of Manchester United in order to hurt him,” wrote Morgan, “Cristiano received an offer of 130 million euros to play one season in Saudi Arabia, and turned it down. And now Ten Haah is trying to educate Ronaldo and teach him about values, while that he himself humiliates him… what a joke.
“One of the greatest players of all time, who won championships in four countries, while in front of him was someone who was a terrible player and as a coach he barely won anything outside of Holland.”
Today it is being announced in England that Ronaldo will hold a meeting with Erik ten Haah in order for the two to cool down the tensions and reconcile matters in a “decisive meeting”. In the “Daily Mail” they continue to claim that Satan made it clear to the management that he is interested in releasing the 37-year-old Portuguese, who is signed until the end of the season at the club, and the management understands that they have no choice but to allow him to leave in January.
“Athletic” claims that “Ten Haah would like to keep Ronaldo in the squad, but before that he would like to hear what the player thinks about the matter and whether he is ready to put up with the fact that he will not be in the lineup every week and whether he is ready to adapt to the fact that he will get fewer minutes.” If Ronaldo expresses opposition to the devaluation of his status, the coach will agree to release him. In England it is even claimed that Chelsea, who in the summer under Thomas Tuchel rejected the possibility of adding Cristiano, is back in the picture when owner Ted Bohli may add him in January.