Cristiano Ronaldo received an enthusiastic welcome from Manchester United fans outside Old Trafford ahead of his match againstBrighton.
The United players arrived three hours before kickoff. This was a far cry from past times when late kickoffs caused delays. When the players left the coach, it was Ronaldo who caused the most commotion among the fans in the queue.
The forward posed for a photo op and signed shirt, and played for theChampions Leaguedespite his desire to secure a transfer to his club. However, he proved that he still has the attention of his supporters. It remains to be seen if he will start against Brighton.
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Image: Twitter@https://twitter.com/footballdaily/status/1556222069397807104)Ronaldo will miss United's entire pre-season tour due to 'family reasons' and will return to play at Old Trafford. The 37-year-old was then one of many players to leave the game at half-time without Ten Hag's permission.
A Dutch director criticized the minority who left, saying, "There were more people who went home," he said.
Ten Hag later said Ronaldo was the only player to be selected among the players sent off at half time. said it's unfair you have to po int, who left, there were a lot of players who left but the spotlight is on cristiano it's not right so we did an investigation and a lot of players left
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Twitter@https://twitter.com/footballdaily/status/1556222069397807104)Ronaldo in Brighton It is not yet clear whether he will start the game, but Ten Hag confirmed that Ronaldo has started: "I am happy with the whole team. We are working on a good, good culture and Cristiano is really tough and working hard.I'm really happy.Up front, we have a top striker.I'm really happy to have him in the team.We'll stick to our plan."
Sunday's Premier League game in will be Tenhag's first official game. The 52-year-old was on the pitch, according to Sky Sports News. Survey the lawn as early as 9:40 am.
Ten Hag's work ethic and stringent measures became apparent after his arrival, with United managers enacting a phone ban and a change to the training ground.
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