The Red Devils may have already started taking actions against Cristiano Ronaldo as they take off giant mural containing his image at Old Trafford Stadium.
Ronaldo’s interview with Piers Morgan threw a huge blow to the faces of the Bosses at Old Trafford with a direct jab sent straight to Erik ten Hag who the Portuguese claims he doesn’t respect.
Despite how bad it may seem to anyone who hates Ronaldo, the fact still can’t be taken away that the club is not in the right direction as the 5-time Balon d’Or winner joins the list of individuals who have so far raised alarm on the club’s modus operandi.
Former Arsenal striker, Alexis Sanchez confessed that he asked to go back to Arsenal after just first training at Old Trafford while former Chelsea and Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho tagged finishing second with United as his biggest achievement ever despite having won the UEFA Champions League with Porto, Inter Milan and Real Madrid. Several other players had their say too.
Cristiano Ronaldo speaking about similar issue definitely validates the claims by the other men but it appears change may not be coming to the Red side of Manchester any time soon as the club has instead decided to take actions against Ronaldo.
Erik ten Hag in particular has been asked for the player to be take off his team while the club weighs in on th best action to take against the player.
Earlier on yesterday, before the time set by Piers Morgan for the revelation, Manchester United took off a giant mural from Old Trafford. The mural contained an image of Cristiano Ronaldo, although persons from around the club are claiming this action was taken because the promotion for which the banner was put up is now over. Maybe wrong timing.
The Red Devils are still standing on their decision of taking actions against Cristiano Ronaldo as they wrote; ‘The club will consider its response after the full facts have been established.
‘Our focus remains on preparing for the second half of the season and continuing the momentum, belief and togetherness being built among the players, manager, staff, and fans.’