Manchester United's number one superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has joined the team's "WhatApp" group, hoping to build a good relationship with young players and unite the atmosphere in the dressing room.
Previously, Cristiano Ronaldo publicly criticized the current young players for not accepting criticism, while the latter complained that the Portuguese superstar was not easy to get along with. In order to accommodate the habits of young people, Ronaldo has now joined a chat group formed by at least one young player in youth training.
According to the British "Sun" newspaper, the group members include 29-year-old Lingard, 24-year-old Rashford, 20-year-old James Garner and 19-year-old Anthony Erlanga and other players. According to the rules of England, Ronaldo, who joined Manchester United at the age of 18, also belongs to the academy.
Lonnick publicly supported Cristiano Ronaldo's claims, but also reminded him to pay attention to unity. "Some young players like to chat through their phones, they almost never put down their phones, they keep communicating, joking, sending videos, discussing video games, fashion trends and music."
"C Luo is twice as old as some of the players in the group, he has 4 children, and his girlfriend is pregnant with a dragon and phoenix fetus. As a result, his life was completely different from that of young people, who were just starting out, and some people regarded him as a star on high. So, his inclusion made these people very happy, and he also took the initiative to send messages to everyone. That way, there's no excuse for others to say they can't get close to him, especially the young players who are not in good shape."
C Luo is the first celebrity of the international football social networking site, but his content is naturally operated by a professional team, and he does not participate too much. Ronaldo, 36, revealed that he is not addicted to mobile phones, and refuses to give his 11-year-old eldest son Mini Luo a mobile phone to avoid him from becoming addicted to digital products.
Ronaldo has high hopes for Mini Luo to succeed him and become a football star, so he worries that his son, like other children, is too involved in mobile phones and wastes other careers. A recent study in the UK found that more than half of children have their own mobile phone by the age of 7, and up to 90% of children have a mobile phone by the age of 11.
For mobile phones, Cristiano Ronaldo admits that high technology has brought help, but humans cannot become slaves to mobile phones. "There's no doubt that mobile phones help people a lot. It's helpful to me and the people here, to everyone in the world, and I think we have to use it well and not get overly obsessed with it. For example, I can tell you a little tidbit. My eldest son is about to turn 12, and he always asks me, 'Dad, can you buy me a phone, can I have one?'" I always told him, 'Cristiano, you're still coming to Japan.' 」
Cristiano added: "I know young people are precocious and their lives are one step ahead of our past, so I agree that we must take advantage of it, but not be enslaved by technology. Like a mobile phone, you can play with your child, but you must limit the time and can't always play non-stop. I think that's the most critical criterion."
Mini Luo turned 12 in June and has actually wanted a phone for more than 4 years, but the Manchester United superstar has been refusing to say yes. "One day, Mini Luo asked me to give him an iPhone and said he could use it to call me, and I said no, if he was going to call, he should find Grandma," Cristiano said. I want to tell my son that getting what you want is not so easy. Education is the best thing I can give him."