In a recent interview with Spanish television channel LaSexta, Cristiano Ronaldo, approaching his 40th birthday, offered candid reflections on his illustrious career, including pointed critiques of certain former managers.
During the interview, Ronaldo stated: “I don’t have a favorite coach. I learned from everyone. I’ve had very bad coaches. They don’t have a f—ing idea about football.”
While he refrained from naming individuals, his strong remarks have ignited widespread speculation among fans and media.
A significant portion of the speculation centers on Erik ten Hag, under whom Ronaldo played during his second tenure at Manchester United. Their professional relationship was notably strained, culminating in Ronaldo’s departure from the club.
In a high-profile interview with Piers Morgan prior to his exit, Ronaldo criticized ten Hag, stating he felt “betrayed” and expressing a lack of respect for the manager.
Following the interview, fans took to social media to voice their interpretations. Many inferred that Ronaldo’s comments were veiled criticisms of ten Hag, given their tumultuous history.
Despite past controversies, Ronaldo continues to excel on the field. Currently playing for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, he remains a pivotal figure, contributing significantly to the team’s successes.
