Cristiano Ronaldo's Criticism of Manchester United and Future Plans
Cristiano Ronaldo's recent criticism of Manchester United has sparked speculation about his plans after retirement. The Portuguese star expressed disappointment with the club's leadership and its failure to return the Red Devils to their former success.
Comments on Manchester United's Current Situation
In a candid interview with Piers Morgan, Ronaldo highlighted that head coach Ruben Amorim cannot single-handedly improve Manchester United's fortunes.
"Mistakes have been made, but the focus must be on the future rather than the past," said Amorim, a former Portugal teammate of Ronaldo.
Speculation on Ronaldo's Post-Retirement Ambitions
Following Ronaldo's remarks, there is growing belief he might prefer owning a football club rather than pursuing a managerial career. Currently 40 years old and playing for Saudi Pro League's Al Nassr, Ronaldo is financially well-off, recently becoming football's first billionaire player according to Bloomberg.
Expert Opinions on Ronaldo's Potential Ownership
- Dean Saunders, former Liverpool striker and manager of Wolves and Wrexham, suggested ownership would appeal more to Ronaldo due to the control it offers.
- Saunders also remarked that Ronaldo appeared frustrated with his teammates' attitudes during his second spell at Manchester United.
Summary
Cristiano Ronaldo's public criticism of Manchester United indicates he may be planning to buy a football club after retirement, seeking greater control and influence off the pitch.
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