Cristiano Ronaldo faces a powerful headwind

Cristiano Ronaldo faces backlash after his Manchester United settlement Among others, Rio Ferdinand, Jamie Carragher and Red Devils fan George Galloway find clear words.

“You died for me Cristiano,” Galloway wrote on Twitter about CR7’s attacks on his club. The 68-year-old activist and ex-politician is something of a noble Manchester United fan.

Rio Ferdinand, who played for United with Ronaldo from 2003 to 2009 and is actually considered a friend of the Portuguese, was also critical.

“You can’t sit here and defend what Cristiano Ronaldo said. Deep down I know, for a fact, that it was all designed with one purpose in mind – to be able to leave the club.” , the former centre-back said on the ‘Vibe with Five’ podcast.

The love affair between CR7 and the Red Devils ended, the 44-year-old explained: “I don’t think there can be any way back. The club won’t want him back and he won’t want to go back to the team either.”

Jamie Carragher sees it similarly. “He wants to be sacked, that’s obvious,” added the Liverpool legend Sky Sports News: “That’s why 99 percent of the fans support coach Erik ten Hag.”