Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag and Cristiano Ronaldo never really got on well at the club last season....CONTINUE READING
Before Erik’s arrival, Cristiano was United’s top scorer and was expected to lead ten Hag’s attacking frontline…CONTINUE READING>>
Sadly, the pair fell out in the Dutchman’s first year at the club, with Erik reportedly saying at the time that Ronaldo had to leave after the Portuguese publicly said he doesn’t respect him.
Ten Hag’s demands were met, but so far it’s looking like his decision to get rid of Ronaldo is coming back to haunt him.
The total number of forwards in Man United’s first team is 6, but only Marcus Rashford has scored a Premier League goal this season while the rest have zero goals and assists to their names.
On the other hand, Ronaldo is currently scoring goals for fun in Saudi Arabia and has been tipped by many to finish this year as the top goalscorer.
Cristiano may be 38 now, but he could have been scoring goals for this Man United team if ten Hag managed his situation differently…CONTINUE READING>>
