In United's Premier League defeat to Aston Villa, midfielder Bruno Fernandez missed a crucial penalty.
Brazilian legend Rivaldo said the consequences of the penalty were too severe, but Cristiano Ronaldo's reaction to Bruno Fernandez's penalty shows how humble the great man is when he returns to Manchester United.
It was B. Fernandez's fourth shot in 42 penalties in his career.
Meanwhile, Ronaldo's 139 penalties for Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus have been conceded, with an 80 per cent success rate, meaning that manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's decision to let Bruno Fernandes take the penalty was "right".
Rivaldo also said the next thing would be handled by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and the Manchester United players.
He said: "Fernandez missed a penalty in injury time that led to United losing to Aston Villa, but it was right to let him take a free throw, despite Ronaldo's presence. ”
"Last season, Fernandez was the designated penalty shooter – he has a great record – and Ronaldo respected that on Saturday, proving that he is more humble than many people think.
"After the game, Bruno Fernandez apologized to fans and teammates on social media, which was a good move, although it was not necessary."
"The most important thing for United right now is for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and the two players to decide who should take the penalty. Ronaldo and B Fee are friends. I don't think they're going to argue over who takes penalties and undermine the unity of the team. ”
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