Cristiano Ronaldo has little to offer Manchester United team and should only come in from bench.
Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has proved to his fans that he needs to go back to bench.
I have seen so many comments of Ronaldo fan boy shouting and complaining that Manchester United new manager Erik Ten hag benched a goal scorer.
When Erik Ten Hag arrived Manchester United there were talks that Ronaldo might not fit into his plan.
The Portuguese star fail to join the team early in the preseason tour where the like of Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho all shined.
The Portuguese captain later joined the team at Old Trafford their last preseason game against Rayo Vallencano which ended 1-1 and Ronaldo was reported to have left the stadium at half time.
He created some many controversies as he wants to ditch the team after they fail to qualify for the Champions League.
Unfortunately for Ronaldo no club wants him as they cannot put up with his wages.
Erik Ten Hag has told the media countless times that the 37 year old player is in his plan and as the Dutch man believe he still has something to deliver.
Recently, there was a report that claims Ten Hag gave Ronaldo warning about adapting to his play of style of remain on bench.
The forward was given another chance last night in his first ever Europa League against Spanish side Real Sociedad which ended in defeat for Manchester United.
The former Juventus star showed that he has lost the goal scoring instinct which was one of his prowess.
His performance against Real Sociedad was nothing to write home about as he was one of the worst players on the pitch.
The former Real Madrid and his fans need to know that he is not the same player he was 10 years ago as age is telling on his performance.
You can not dwell on past glories, insisting you belong in the starting XI but cannot prove yourself when you have the little chance.
In as much as I like the Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo, Erik Ten still needs to make a huge decision on reverting the Portuguese to bench.
