Cristiano Ronaldo relief after Manchester United punishment: ‘Yielding to pressure is not an option’

The controversy in football in England erupted after Cristiano Ronaldo will retire to the locker room before the end of the Manchester United game, his club, with Tottenham, this Wednesday. Noting that he was not going to have minutes, the Portuguese headed for the locker room. The short circuit between CR7 and coach Erik ten Hag becomes obvious.

Today the punishment of the Red Devils to the Portuguese star was known. He will not be considered for the team’s next Premier League game, against Chelsea, no less, this weekend. Following this, Cristiano let off steam on social media.

“As I always have throughout my career, I try to live and play with respect for my colleagues, my opponents and my coaches. That hasn’t changed. I haven’t exchange. I am the same person and the same professional that I have been for the past 20 years playing elite football, and respect has always played a very important role in my decision-making process. the posting of the player on Instagram begins.

“I started very young, the examples of older and more experienced players have always been very important to me. So later on I always tried to set an example for young people who grew up in all the teams that I represented. Unfortunately, this is not always possible and sometimes the heat of the moment brings us the best,” he added.

“Right now I feel like I have to keep working hard at Carrington, supporting my teammates and being ready for anything in any game. Giving in to pressure is not an option. It never was. . This is Manchester United, and United must stand up. Soon we will be together again,” concludes Cristiano Ronaldo.

The relationship between the Portuguese star and the Mancunian club is cracked. For the same reason, many voices indicate that CR7 could sign another cast in the winter transfer market, in January, after the World Cup.