Manchester United manager Ole gunnar solskjaer echoed criticism of cristiano Ronaldo and said the impact the player had had on coming to Old Trafford was 'enormous'.
After returning to the Red Devils from Juventus this summer, Cristiano Ronaldo scored nine goals in 10 starts and is undoubtedly one of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's main weapons.
Despite scoring a number of key goals for the team in many games, the 36-year-old wasn't all in favor.
United are currently fifth in the Premier League table, eight points behind top-of-the-table Chelsea, who have failed to win in six of their last nine games.
But, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: "He's one of the best players in the world. ”
'He has had a really big impact on the team, not just because he scored goals for the team, but also because he has a strong sense of teamwork, so I can't understand why anyone would have a negative opinion of him.
'We are very happy with his performance, he is a top professional player.