Ronaldo was released by the Premier League club in November after a controversial interview in which he slammed United, the club’s owners and new manager Erik ten Hag....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
The legendary player from Portugal made a triumphant return to Old Trafford in August 2021, scoring 24 goals across all competitions and making a strong impression.
But things started to go south around the conclusion of the previous campaign, and they kept going under Ten Hag, who frequently left Ronaldo out of his starting XI.
Barnes contends that Ronaldo had a “very bad effect” on the Manchester United team and that the ‘backwards’ progression of Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho was in part due to the five-time Ballon d’Or winner.
After a disappointing 2021–22 season, Rashford was forced to consider leaving Old Trafford. However, this season, he has returned to form, scoring seven goals in his last six appearances and 18 goals in 30 games across all competitions.
While Sancho completed a £73 million transfer from Borussia Dortmund in 2021, he hasn’t played for the Red Devils since last October and was practicing separately from the first-team group.
Barnes told BonusCodeBets that Rashford will be a wonderful player for Manchester United.
He must concentrate on occupying those wide spots and moving inside to have an impact on the game. Not a center forward, he. His sport is not that.
“I’m happy for him since he went through a difficult time last year, which was brought on by the discord at United,” I said.
“You also have Sancho, who hasn’t returned yet.” I want Sancho to be given the chance to resurrect his career.
I believe that while he was there, Ronaldo had a really detrimental impact on the guys. just him being there.
He had a lot of influence, which caused a number of the athletes to regress. I’m delighted Rashford and Sancho will now get a chance to demonstrate their abilities.
“It’s hard when you go to a club and don’t start well.” particularly at £80m. Sancho has a lot of potential, so maybe the team will reacquaint themselves with him shortly. He has a lot of promise, therefore I’m hoping the fans will support him.
The distinction with Rashford is that he excelled for the club for a number of years. Because he is a local, the supporters were there for him even when he experienced a brief slump. He had the luxury of the support of his followers.
