According to Piers Morgan, Cristiano Ronaldo has "around 40" as his target age for retiring from professional soccer.
Morgan conducted an interview with Ronaldo not too long ago in which they discussed the situation that he is in at United. The 37-year-old is no longer a regular member of United's first team, and he leveled several criticisms at the club where he made his name in an interview that will be broadcast in its entirety on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The interview will be broadcast in its entirety.
He claimed that he was "betrayed" by United and that several people were attempting to coerce him into leaving the club. He said that he felt "betrayed" by United. In addition to this, he stated that he has no respect for head coach Erik ten Hag because the club suspended him for the match against Chelsea a month ago for refusing to come on in the match against Tottenham days earlier.
In the twilight of his illustrious career, Ronaldo is about to embark on what is widely anticipated to be his last trip to the World Cup, which will take place in Qatar with the Portuguese national team. In the past, he has stated that he has the ambition to compete in Euro 2024 and that he believes he can continue to compete well into his forties.
Morgan revealed the conversation that he had with Ronaldo about when the latter plans to hang up his boots while appearing on talkSPORT. Morgan shared that "he said he wants to retire around the age of 40 to me." Therefore, he has two and a half years left to complete it, but more than anything, he wants to be respected and valued, and he does not feel that way working for Ten Hag. Because of this, he has said the things that he has said, and he believes that this manager does not respect him.
"He (Ronaldo) said from the very start that he (Ten Hag) has tried to go out of his way to score points with Ronaldo and that he thinks it's very easy for managers to do that because he's the biggest name and biggest star and because he can often get the headlines to distract from real problems at the club," Ronaldo said. "Ten Hag thinks it's very easy for managers to do that because he's the biggest name and biggest star and
Morgan had earlier revealed that it was Ronaldo who had approached him for the interview, which will be broadcast in its entirety on Talk TV over the course of two episodes beginning at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday. He admitted that the interview had been conducted not too long ago but refused to provide a specific date.
He explained, "Cristiano asked me to do it, and that's all there is to it; he asked me." "Recently, he's been thinking about it for a while, and it's no secret that he's felt a deep built-up frustration about what's been happening at Manchester United. It's no secret that he's felt a deep built-up frustration about what's been happening at Manchester United.
"I'm not going to say when the interview was conducted," the speaker said. Recent history shows that [we] did it, but that's just between Cristiano and me. He has been considering this for some time, and then I received a call saying, "I want to do it now." I believe that the World Cup is about to begin, so the timing may have been related to that.
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