Blak-Blakan! Cristiano Ronaldo Sebut Cuma 3 Pemain MU yang Benar-Benar Profesional

Megabintang Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo menyebut hanya ada tiga pemain di skuad Setan Merah saat ini yang bisa disebut sebagai seorang profesional top.

Ronaldo mencurahkan isi hatinya kepada Piers Morgan dalam acara Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV. Sejumlah pihak pun menjadi sasaran kekesalan CR7.

Ronaldo merasa dikhianati oleh Manchester United. Bintang 37 tahun itu pun merasa sakit hati dengan perlakuan yang ia dapat dari pihak klub dan manajer Erik ten Hag.

Selain Erik ten Hag, beberapa sosok yang turut menjadi sasaran serangan Ronaldo adalah eks manajer interim Ralf Rangnick, hingga mantan rekan setimnya, Wayne Rooney.

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Dalam wawancara ini, Morgan bertanya kepada Ronaldo tentang siapa pemain yang ia kagumi di skuad Manchester United. Ronaldo dengan lugas menjawab Diogo Dalot.

“Di Manchester United saya bisa menyebut Dalot, dia masih muda, tapi sangat profesional dan saya tidak ragu dia akan berumur panjang di sepak bola karena dia masih muda, dia pintar, cerdas, dan dia sangat profesional," ujar Ronaldo.

"Mungkin [Lisandro] Martinez, Casemiro di usianya yang sudah 30-an, tetapi saya akan mengatakan Dalot." imbuh Ronaldo.

Kritik untuk Pemain Muda

Lebih lanjut, Ronaldo juga melontarkan kritik untuk para pemain muda masa kini. Menurutnya, sikap mereka jauh berbeda dengan pemain muda di zamannya.

“Semua liga di dunia, yang termuda sekarang, tidak sama dengan generasi saya. Namun, kita tidak bisa menyalahkan mereka karena itu bagian dari hidup," tutur Ronaldo.

“Generasi baru dan teknologi baru yang mengalihkan perhatian mereka untuk hal lain jadi… Tapi mereka tidak sama,"

“Mereka mendengarkan tetapi inilah mengapa kami memiliki dua telinga, ketika Anda mendengarkan dari satu sisi dan mereka menjauh dari sisi lain.

Harusnya Belajar dari Senior

Ronaldo merasa tak terkejut dengan sikap para pemain muda zaman sekarang. Meski demikian, pemain asal Portugal itu kecewa karena mereka tidak belajar dari para pemain yang lebih senior.

“Itu tidak mengejutkan saya. Tapi di sisi yang sama itu memalukan karena jika mereka memiliki contoh terbaik di depan mata Anda, dan jika mereka setidaknya tidak meniru apa yang Anda lakukan, bagi saya, itu agak aneh, karena saya ingat ketika saya berusia 18 tahun, 19, 20, saya selalu melihat pemain terbaik di Van Nistelrooy, Ferdinand, Roy Keane dan Giggs - inilah mengapa saya memiliki kesuksesan dan umur panjang," kata Ronaldo.

“Karena saya menjaga tubuh saya, mentalitas saya, kepala saya, karena saya melihat orang-orang ini dan saya belajar dari mereka.”

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Cristiano Ronaldo Pilih Waktu Wawancara Heboh Tepat Sebelum Piala Dunia, Emang Cerdas!

Cristiano Ronaldo memilih menyambut Piala Dunia 2022 dengan melakukan wawancara kontroversial yang membuat heboh. Ronaldo secara blak-blakan menyudutkan Manchester United di depan media.

Senin (14/11/2022), video wawancara eksklusif Ronaldo dan Piers Morgan resmi mengudara. Dalam tayangan tersebut, Ronaldo secara terang-terangan melontarkan berbagai komentar kontroversial.

Superstar Portugal itu menyerang Erik ten Hag, menyudutkan petinggi klub, dan melontarkan kritik-kritik pedas lainnya. Ronaldo pun memutus jembatan untuk kembali ke MU.

Masalahnya, wawancara kontroversial itu jadi mengalihkan perhatian kepada hal-hal penting. Kerja keras MU dan Ten Hag tidak lagi dibahas, bahkan berita Piala Dunia pun sedikit tenggelam. 

Ronaldo tahu apa yang dilakukan

Wawancara eksklusif Ronaldo tersebut jelas mencuri perhatian penikmat sepak bola dunia. Bahkan beberapa hari terakhir, berita soal Ronaldo mungkin mengalahkan berita Piala Dunia.

Sekilas, Ronaldo mungkin membuat kesalahan dalam pemilihan waktu wawancara. Namun, yang terjadi munkin justru sebaliknya.

"Pemilihan waktu wawancara tersebut bukan ditentukan begitu saja," ujar analis sepak bola Portugal, Pedro Sepulveda.

"Ronaldo tahu bahwa Minggu kemarin adalah laga terakhir di Man United sebelum ke Piala Dunia. Setelahnya, dia harus bergabung dengan tim nasional, jadi ada jeda."

Sengaja dipilih

Lebih lanjut, Sepulveda merasa bahwa Ronaldo justru sengaja memilih waktu sebelum Piala Dunia. Turnamen ini bakal jadi kesempatan terbaiknya untuk membuktikan diri.

"Saat ini, Ronaldo tidak perlu berurusan dengan media Inggris dan dia tidak perlu berada di Manchester. Jadi, Ronaldo mengambil keputusan yang tidak bisa ditarik kembali, sebab dia merasa bahwa dia akan main cukup baik di Piala Dunia supaya melancarkan kepindahannya di Januari nanti," sambung Sepulveda.

"Di bursa transfer sebelumnya, tidak ada klub besar yang tertarik dengan Ronaldo, saya tidak tahu kenapa. Namun, dengan main apik di Piala Dunia, situasinya bakal berbeda di bursa transfer musim dingin nanti," tandasnya.

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Cristiano Ronaldo says he feels 'betrayed' by Man United, claims execs are trying to push him out of the club

 

© Provided by Yahoo Sports US Cristiano Ronaldo didn't hold back in criticizing officials at Manchester United in a feud with no end in sight. (Photo by Visionhaus/Getty Images)

Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United isn't going as planned. Things escalated Sunday, as Ronaldo ripped the team during an interview with The Sun's Piers Morgan. 

The Sun released a clip of the interview Sunday, in which Ronaldo said he felt "betrayed" by Manchester United. 

Ronaldo called out "the coach" and then "the other two or three guys there around the club." Morgan asked if Ronaldo was talking about club senior executives. Ronaldo responded by saying yes. 

Ronaldo continued to criticize Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, saying, "I don’t have respect for him because he doesn’t show respect for me," per the Sun. "If you don’t have respect for me, I’m never gonna have respect for you. If you don’t have respect for me, I’m never gonna have respect for you.” 

Former manager Ralf Rangnick was also the target of Ronaldo's ire. "If you’re not even a coach, how are you going to be the boss of Manchester United," Ronaldo told the Sun. "I’d never even heard of him.”

Ronaldo also ripped Manchester United's training facilities, saying the team did not make improvements under Rangnick. Former teammate Wayne Rooney also found himself in the crosshairs, with Ronaldo saying, "I don’t know why he criticizes me so badly ... probably because he finished his career and I’m still playing at high level.”

Sunday's interview continues a miserable trend for Ronaldo with his former club. Ronaldo and the team failed to live up to expectations during his first season back with the club last campaign. Those struggles were enhanced by Ronaldo's feud with Rangnick.

Ronaldo reportedly wanted to leave the club, but was unable to find a big club willing to agree to a transfer. Ten Hag took over and promptly benched Ronaldo early in the season, preferring to go with younger players. Ronaldo was not happy with that, and refused to sub into a game against Tottenham.

Ronaldo's interview with Morgan won't help the situation. Things were already trending in the wrong direction for Ronaldo and Manchester United. It's tough to see a scenario where both sides shake hands and amicably move on following Sunday's comments. 

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Traits that made Cristiano Ronaldo great now hasten his painful decline

 

Cristiano Ronaldo trained alone on Friday. In a way it was the perfect image: a footballer who perhaps more than any other embodies the trope of the individual superstar, the idea that one man can do it on his own, doing it on his own. The television cameras were there to film his arrival and they were there a few hours later to film Erik ten Hag as he weathered a squall of Cristiano-related questions. The soap opera continues. But for now the football career is on hold.

Ronaldo will not feature for Manchester United against Chelsea on Saturday afternoon. He has been suspended for storming down the tunnel after refusing to come on as a substitute against Tottenham on Wednesday. The word is that United will again try to move him on in the January transfer window, and may even pay him to leave.

Perhaps we should have known that this was how it would end from the moment Ronaldo returned last autumn in a blizzard of ticker-tape and social media numbers. But nobody involved – not United, and certainly not Ronaldo himself – was prepared to shake themselves from a shared reverie that would disintegrate upon its first contact with reality.

Fans gather by the huge banner on the front of Old Trafford to celebrate the return of Cristiano Ronaldo before before his return match against Newcastle United in September 2021. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian

For United, it was a reality borne out in results and dysfunction. For Ronaldo himself, reality has taken the form of time. The fact that he is 37 years of age is no barrier in itself: Thiago Silva is still turning out for Chelsea at 38, Fabio Quagliarella and Pepe are doing it at 39 for Sampdoria and Porto respectively, Joaquín is pounding up and down the wing for Real Betis at the age of 41. Ronaldo remains in excellent physical shape, and as he proved against Everton a fortnight ago, there are still few deadlier finishers. He ended last season with six goals in five appearances.

But what has changed is the game around him: a sport in which players are covering ever greater distances, at an ever higher intensity, to an ever more intricate and complex series of technical instructions. What has changed is the concept that one player, however talented or driven, can be given free rein or have a team built around him. The very principles upon which Ronaldo built not just his game but his fame, not just his career but his entire psyche, are eroding in front of his eyes.

What must this feel like? How is Ronaldo experiencing the world right now? In part these are questions that are impossible to answer, and so for various reasons people have stopped bothering to try. Far easier to paint him in broad primary colours, as either a cartoon villain or a vengeful demigod, to reduce his human complexity to numbers, his human emotions to ciphers. Fans who just months ago hailed his second coming as the second coming are now urging United to sweep him aside, to cast him adrift.

In April, Ronaldo and his partner Georgina Rodríguez lost their newborn son in childbirth. He was one of twins; their daughter survived. Rodríguez would later describe this tragedy as “the worst moment of her life”. For Ronaldo it was “the greatest sadness”. In the subsequent days the world of football rallied around Ronaldo at this most awful of times. Then, as the world of football is wont to do, it moved on to other things.

Did Ronaldo move on to other things? Nobody on the outside can say with any great certainty how this tragedy might have affected him. Every family processes grief in its own way. But anybody who has lost a child will tell you that it is a life-changing moment: a sadness that defies words or solace, whose vapour trail is felt not simply for weeks or months but for years, and for ever.

Fans at Anfield applaud on the seventh minute for Manchester United’s Cristiano Ronaldo and his family in April following the death of his newborn son. Photograph: Peter Powell/EPA

Again, nobody here has a direct portal into Ronaldo’s brain, and ultimately we must all bear responsibility for our own actions. But I suppose the point here is that if one were to cast judgment on a man making a seemingly irrational emotional outburst – say, on the touchline during a televised football game – might this be the sort of thing you would want to take into account? If only a little, if only for reasons of simple compassion? Or is six months beyond the statute of limitations for these things?

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And then of course you can throw in the sense of athletic decline, which is often described as a form of sporting death, a brutal reacquaintance with one’s own mortality. For Ronaldo it is reasonable to presume that this reckoning will hit him harder than most, given the peaks he scaled and the levels of self-belief required to sustain them. Ronaldo will never be remotely as good at anything else as he is at football. Now, with decades of life to live, this thing is slipping away from him.

Cristiano Ronaldo looks on as he warms up on the touchline in Manchester United’s victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Photograph: Matt West/Shutterstock

United knew this, or at least should have done. Instead, they chose to sink more than £60m in fees and wages into a 36-year-old striker with seemingly no idea of what their exit strategy might be. In a way both United and Ronaldo were happy to indulge in the same delusion: that the good times would simply keep on rolling, that reality could simply be wished away through branding, star magnetism and sheer will. It was the ultimate marriage: a company convinced of its own immortal pre -eminence and a player convinced of his.

But of course companies can pivot, remake and reinvent themselves. Humans are stuck with the body they have. Even now, there are choices to be made. Ronaldo could simply knuckle down, take his medicine, accept a diminished role in an evolving team, acknowledge his limits. But to do so would be to go against every trait and instinct that drove him to the top in the first place. And so as United forge ahead, Ronaldo simply waits: alone, imprisoned by time, quietly going the way of all flesh.

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