newspaper reported “TimesThe British newspaper said that Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo is upset and angry at the method of his Dutch coach, Eric Ten Hag, due to the “stubborn methods” used by the latter in training the Manchester United team.
The “Red Devils” had suffered several serious defeats with Tin Hag taking over the reins of training this season, the last of which was a tough derby defeat against Manchester City, which ended 6-0.
According to the newspaper, the Dutch coach will be happy if Ronaldo starts in the next winter transfer market in January after the end of the World Cup in Qatar to get rid of a champion who openly opposes his training methods in the team’s locker room.
In the summer, “Madeira Rocket” expressed a desire to move to another club after “Manu” failed to secure a position that qualified him to participate in the European Champions League.
At the time, press reports emerged linking the departure of the “Portuguese Don” to one of the biggest clubs such as Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid and even Manchester City, but Ronaldo was eventually forced to accept the fait accompli and stay with his team. after his agent was unable to find a suitable team for him.
And during the current season, Ronaldo has mainly participated in only one of the 7 games of the English Premier League, after the Dutch manager trusted the English striker, Marcus Rashford, and his French colleague, Anthony Martial.
So far Ronaldo has only scored one orphan goal from a penalty kick in all competitions the club participates in, which is the worst start for the Portuguese star, who was the team’s top scorer last season.
Ronaldo had been confined to the bench in the Manchester derby, and Tin Hag justified his non-participation in the second half by saying that he “respected” the story of this 37-year-old superstar and therefore did not want to expose him to a bad situation for participating in a match that ended in a big defeat against “The Devils”.
But the newspaper “The Times” confirms that Ronaldo is in a great “conflict” with Ten Hag, as the “Portuguese Don” considers him a stubborn person and “unnecessarily tied” to the style of football he applied in his former club, Ajax Amsterdam. .
