With only Few Words, Erik Ten Hag sent a ‘Strange’ Message that confused Ronaldo!
Erik Ten Hag, Ronaldo’s coach, gave him a “confusing” note that was only 81 words long.
Ronaldo received one more parting message from Manchester United prior to the English League Cup match. This occurred precisely one month after CR7’s mutually agreed-upon termination of his contract with the club. Manchester United wrote Cristiano Ronaldo a letter of goodbye a few days after their breakup. The top teams in the Premier League terminated their deal with him during the World Cup.
Just a few days after the veteran striker’s controversial interview with British journalist Piers Morgan, Man United made a quick and important move. The experienced Portuguese forward has played for the Reds more than 400 times and scored 145 goals in all competitions.
But in the interview, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner was very harsh on coach Erik ten Hag, Man United’s leadership, and some teammates. “Cristiano Ronaldo will leave Manchester United by mutual agreement, effective right away,” the Red Devils said at the time, making it clear that Ronaldo was leaving for good.
And a month after Ronaldo left, Man United sent him another goodbye message. Before their 2-0 win over Burnley in the English League Cup on the morning of December 22, the Daily Mail said that Manchester United sent a cold message to their old god.
“Last month, Cristiano Ronaldo left the club on good terms. “The Portuguese superstar has scored 145 goals in 2 seasons and 436 games, and he helped us win 3 Premier League titles, 1 FA Cup, 2 League Cups, the Champions League, and the FIFA Club World Cup.” Ronaldo also won the Golden Ball for 2008.
In a statement released on November 22, United thanked Cristiano for his great work and wished him and his family well for the future.”
Ronaldo wanted to leave the club before his contract ended so he could play in the UEFA Champions League. His agent, Mendes, has talked to a lot of clubs about the player, but none of them have signed him. Saudi Arabia’s professional team, Al Nassr, has only recently made an official offer to hire Ronaldo. But his future is still unclear as many tournaments get ready to start up again after the World Cup.
The Bundesliga team Eintracht Frankfurt acknowledged receiving a contract offer for the Portuguese sensation. The club’s supervisory board chairman said that he believed Ronaldo has been offered to every Champions League team and that they currently had no need for any further players.
The head of sports at Bayern Munich, Hasan Salihamidzic, already explained why the German team decided against signing Cristiano Ronaldo. Because he was too old and possessed the arrogant demeanor of a great player used to having his way, the Portuguese star was unable to wear the Bundesliga title jersey.
Ronaldo might have been acquired by Bayern, according to Salihamidzic, but the club’s board of directors decided against it.
As a free agent, Ronaldo has only received an offer from one team, Al Nassr. He will make about 200 million euros a year in Saudi Arabia. Because of this, Ronaldo has stopped playing in Europe. Ronaldo hasn’t decided for sure what he’ll do next.
The eldest son of Ronaldo left the Man Utd academy
Cristiano Ronaldo moved his family to Manchester City after leaving Juventus to return to Manchester United, including his fiancée Georgina Rodriguez and his kids. Then, Cristiano Jr., the oldest son of Ronaldo, enrolled at Manchester United.
With Wayne Rooney’s kid, this young man plays soccer while wearing a Man Utd U12 jersey. Cristiano Jr.’s brothers and Georgina Rodriguez frequently watch him play for the Red Devils minor squad. But today Ronaldo is a member of the Saudi Arabian squad, Al Nassr.
The children of Georgina Rodriguez and Ronaldo are also there. While CR7 plays in Saudi Arabia, they will remain there. Goal has discovered that Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., the soccer star’s oldest child, is going to enroll at a Saudi Arabian soccer academy.
The youngster will attend Mahd academy in particular. Even though it has only been operating for a little over two years, this institution is regarded as one of the top facilities in Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Middle East for developing talent.