By Harry Smith
16/08/2022, 09:36 AM
After a shaky start to the season that currently has Manchester United sitting at the bottom of the Premier League table, the club is now working hard to sign some new players for Erik ten Hag as they have now realized that the current players are not good enough to represent a club as big as Manchester United.
Despite this, it is now being reported by ‘talkSPORT’ that the Red Devils are now open to the idea of letting Cristiano Ronaldo go in the next couple of weeks that the transfer market is still open. According to them, the club is now ready to consider offers for the Portuguese striker if they end up coming. At the moment, no one has made a bid.
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It has been said by sources nearby Old Trafford that Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff are worried about Ronaldo’s attitude and they consider that his negativity could end up affecting the morale in the dressing room. He arrived very late to pre-season after looking for a club that would want him but didn’t find any.
According to Simon Stone from BBC Sport, the 37-year-old forward is said to be a negative presence at the club. It is being reported that he isn’t communicating with his teammates as much as he used to, and his physical language isn’t of the liking of the new manager, as CR7 was caught by cameras waving his arms around against Brentford.
A tough decision for Erik ten Hag
The Dutch manager has to make a decision in the following days regarding Cristiano Ronaldo’s future. On one hand, you can let him go and get rid of that negative aura that he has brought to the dressing room; but on the other hand, if you convince him to stay and change his attitude, he will score a lot of goals and help the team.
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