Cristiano Ronaldo‘s Manchester United reunion was trumpeted because the return of Old Trafford’s prodigal son, nevertheless it ended on Tuesday in a divorce precipitated by his stinging tirade towards the membership. Two days forward of Portugal’s opening sport on the World Cup, United mentioned they had been severing ties instantly with a participant who was as soon as the most well liked property in soccer. The Portugal ahead instructed Piers Morgan on TalkTV final week that he felt “betrayed” by the Premier League membership and had no respect for supervisor Erik ten Hag.

He additionally hit out on the membership’s US house owners, the Glazer household, stating they care much more in regards to the money-making potential of United than outcomes on the pitch. The 37-year-old even fired a broadside towards former teammates Gary Neville and Wayne Rooney, saying “they are not my friends” after current criticism of him from the pair.

Now, Wayne Rooney, former teammate of Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United, has spoken in regards to the famous person and the Premier League giants parting methods.

“I think it’s sad to see a player like Cristiano Ronaldo, I have said so many times, one of the best player of all time. To see it end with Manchester United, obviously as a former teammate and as a fan   of Manchester United, it’s really sad to see it end this way,” Rooney instructed Sports 18.

“I think once everyone saw the interview he did with Piers Morgan and how he attacked the club, I think there was no option (but) for this to happen. It’s a shame because he has been a servant to Manchester United.”

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The former England captain added that Ronaldo remains to be an excellent participant however not what he was when he was 23. “He is very good player. He is not the player that he was when he was 23. He is now 37. I still felt there was a part for him to play at Manchester United maybe not from the start but coming on (as a substitute). He obviously doesn’t feel to accept that role and wants to continue his career elsewhere, so for the club, it’s probably the best thing,” Rooney defined. “It allows them to focus on the players who are there and want to be there, and for Cristiano, his focus will solely be on the World Cup and Portugal.”

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