Manchester United have been in poor shape recently, the FA Cup is out, the Premier League has been forced to draw by the deputy squad leader, and Ronaldo has not scored in five consecutive games. Some public opinion has criticized Ronaldo for this, but should the 37-year-old president really bear so much?
Welsh star Dean Sanders does not think so, in his opinion, Ronaldo lacks the support of his teammates on the pitch, especially the Manchester United midfielder. Sanders said: "If you ask Ronaldo, 'Who is the worst midfielder you've ever worked with in your career?' Fred and McTominay wouldn't be too far away. People started pointing the finger at Ronaldo, but he played with some fools ,some of whom didn't quite fit him. ”
Sanders's remarks are somewhat exaggerated, Fred and McTominay have their own characteristics, of course, not "fools", but they lack enough technical skills and the ability to organize the ball, it is also an indisputable fact, not only the defensive end is prone to problems, the offensive end can not support Ronaldo.
In fact, since landing in the top five leagues from the Portuguese Premier League in 2003, Ronaldo's midfield teammates have counted them as the worst. When he first arrived at United, he was followed by Roy Keane and Scholes, and when he left in 2009, there was Carrick and Ryan Giggs, who had changed to the middle of the road.
At Real Madrid, C Ronaldo is behind the ceremonial midfielder of Modric + Kroos + Casemiro. When it came to Juve, Pianić, Emre-Jan, Bentancourt, Rabio and others were also better than Fred and Mike.
Of course, Manchester United also have B Fee and Pogba, they are both offensive midfielders, but the former does not call much with Cristiano Ronaldo in the national team, and the latter has always played inconsistently.
So the British media talksports throws out the hypothesis: what will happen if C Ronaldo goes to Manchester City? Look at City's midfielders: De Bruyne, B-seat, Gundogan, Foden, Rodri, at least the president can eat more pie and score more goals, no problem, right?