Cristiano Ronaldo's Remarks on Manchester United and Retirement Plans
Cristiano Ronaldo recently criticized Manchester United’s leadership, sparking speculation about his future plans after retirement. The Portuguese star expressed dissatisfaction with the club's inability to reclaim its former success.
Comments on Manchester United and Coach Ruben Amorim
In a candid interview with Piers Morgan, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner stated that head coach Ruben Amorim cannot fix the club’s issues alone. Amorim, Ronaldo's former Portugal teammate, admitted that the club made “mistakes” but emphasized focusing on the future rather than the past.
Speculation About Ronaldo's Post-Retirement Path
Ronaldo’s remarks have sparked rumors that he might buy a football club instead of pursuing a managerial career after retiring. Currently playing for Saudi Pro League team Al Nassr, the 40-year-old footballer was recently named football’s first billionaire player by Bloomberg.
Industry Opinions on Ronaldo’s Possible Football Club Ownership
- Ex-Liverpool striker Dean Saunders believes owning a club would suit Ronaldo better than managing, as it offers greater control.
- Saunders, who has managed Wolves and Wrexham, shared on talkSPORT that Ronaldo’s frustration with his Manchester United teammates during his second spell contributed to this thinking.
“Mistakes have been made, but we need to focus on the future rather than dwelling on the past.” – Ruben Amorim
Dean Saunders on Ronaldo’s preferences: owning a club would offer more control than managing a team.
Author's summary: Ronaldo’s recent comments reveal his frustration with Manchester United and hint that he may invest in owning a football club rather than becoming a manager after retirement.