Manchester United not too long ago introduced that they’ve mutually parted methods with Portuguese star striker Cristiano Ronaldo, who has been subjected to intense criticism over his current interview with British journalist Piers Morgan. In the interview, Ronaldo criticised the supervisor Erik ten Hag and the membership house owners, saying that he felt “betrayed” by the membership. Former Portugal captain Luis Figo feels that the “mutual agreement” between Ronaldo and United might be helpful for each, the participant and the membership.

“No, not at all. After all the situations that came, I think it was the decision of both. A mutual agreement – I think is beneficial for both. For himself because he was not playing and for the club that feels that the player doesn’t want to stay. He’s of course a special player, an important player but at the same time he was not playing, not being an option for the coach. After I think the interview – he was complaining about the club and the club decided with a mutual agreement to separate the destiny of both. Well, it’s like that – mutual agreement. Everyone’s happy,” Figo mentioned throughout a dialogue on Sports 18.

Figo additionally spoke on Ronaldo’s future with the Portugal captain now a free agent, following the termination of his contract. He feels that Ronaldo’s future will now rely on a number of elements.

“Well, I don’t know. I think it’s always a personal decision, depending on the goals he has, and the offers that are coming now. But this is a personal and sportive decision of his, depending on the clubs that want him,” he added.

Ronaldo might be in motion on Thursday as Portugal tackle Ghana in a Group H conflict.

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