Little by little, Manchester United begins to overcome criticism, and with the new technical direction commanded by Erik ten Hag, they begin to know what it is to win in the Premier League. He already has two wins in a row, one against Liverpool in the English classic and another against Southampton.
Coincidentally, Cristiano Ronaldo did not start in both of Manchester United’s victories this season. The Portuguese has only been a starter in one of the ‘Red Devils’ games. A tough defeat against Brentford on the road. Against Brighton in his debut he saw minutes, but he couldn’t avoid falling either.
Clearly, it’s not easy for anyone to deal with a player of Cristiano Ronaldo’s level, and Erik ten Hag can’t take it anymore. His recurring complaints about his future, and not playing in the Uefa Champions League are the main problems that ten Hag has had to solve, but the face has been complicated for both actors. When the Dutchman came through the Manchester United ranks, he reiterated that no one in the team was going to be untouchable.
Cristiano Ronaldo has not been, and in fact, he has spent more time on the bench than on the pitch. Before the season began, there was an endless novel, which to date is still in suspense. The Portuguese and his future. Cristiano will have four days to decide whether to change the air, or stay in England.
According to the British newspaper, The Sun, Erik ten Hag is “fed up with the Cristiano Ronaldo circus”. The newspaper maintains that after the two defeats, the strategist and the Portuguese had an extensive conversation. Ten Hag was not at all comfortable with Cristiano’s attitude, and he warned him. It is not a secret that after those meetings, the Portuguese has not been a starter again.
The situation with Cristiano Ronaldo has not changed. Everything seems to indicate that he wants to leave, and the club gets tired of his attitude. Manchester United will visit Leicester City on the following day. The questions that address that match are, will the Portuguese be at the club, or will he definitely change his mind? In turn, will the fights between the coach and the Portuguese continue to maintain their opinion of leaving him as a substitute?
