Upon his return to Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo found one of the worst detractors he’s had in his entire career: Jamie Carragher. The former footballer and current journalist has not stopped throwing darts in recent months and the most recent has been linked to the arrival of CR7 to Al Nassr from Saudi Arabia. What did you say to the Portuguese?
The arrival of the Portuguese in the team Saudi Arabia it was a boom in any case. From a football point of view and also from the marketerBecause, for example, the club has increased the number of followers on Instagram fivefold since the signing was made official.
In this sense, many have begun to wonder if this is really the end of the career of a footballer who has been able to shine at the highest level for so many consecutive years. But his present, at 37 and after his disappointment at the World Cup in Qatar, seems to be far from those days of the end Champions League with Real Madrid and his acrobatic goals a Barcelona in Spanish derbies.
Cristiano Ronaldo after being eliminated from the World Cup in Qatar.
Jamie Carragher destroyed Cristiano Ronaldo
The current reporter of the chain Sky Sports added to the repercussions left by the signing of CR7 by the Saudi team and expressed his point of view. “It’s a sad end for him, isn’t it? Ronaldo ends his career with an interview with Piers Morgan as Messi wins the World Cup.”thrown at the aggressor.
It is not the first time that he has criticized him, in fact they have already starred in a tense episode in the Premier League. He was in the preview of the classic between Manchester United and Liverpool for the third day when the Portuguese, who was a substitute that day, approached where there was a group of journalists and former players doing the live broadcast.
video-caption-title ">CR7 ignores Carragher en vivo.
first greeted Gary Nevillewith whom he was a teammate for a few years at the English club, between 2003 and 2009. They talked a bit and he went to say hello Roy Kean, another former teammate at Manchester. But to reach the Irishman’s position, he had to pass Carragher, who approached him with the microphone and was completely ignored. The former defender approached him twice to ask him a question and the Portuguese couldn’t even look at him.
Unlike Carragher, Gary Nevillealways on Sky Sports, he preferred to be more cautious about the decision and analysed: “Obviously now we will see Cristiano less often. It tells us two things: the first is that Saudi Arabia are really betting seriously on football. They have invested millions in a player. They are trying to strengthen their league.”
Cristiano Ronaldo in the Al Nassr FC shirt
And he added: “I feel that Cristiano wanted to stay at least until the end of the season in one of the big clubs in Europe and score more goals. Probably in a Champions League team. He tells me that the offer was out of this world. Maybe the club he wanted didn’t seek it out and that was his choice. the parties had dealt with things the right way. Otherwise. It was inevitable.”
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