Manchester United underestimate Cristiano Ronaldo’s style of play

Ronaldo has started in just one of United’s seven Premier League matches this season, and his last appearance on the bench was Sunday’s derby against Manchester City. Eric Ten Hag chose not to bring on the 37-year-old despite a 6-3 defeat at the Etihad Stadium, and Keane took issue with the way he was treated after his summer transfer request was denied.

 Keane, the Red Devils legend told Sky Sports after the Manchester City defeat: “I think Man United are just showing disrespect to Ronaldo. I think he should have been let go before the transfer window. I think the manager is holding on to him. Okay, you say you need options, but you don’t hold on to Ronaldo to sit on the bench. He’s one of the greatest players ever.

“He had options. This idea that he had no options is rubbish; he did have options, four or five very good options. It’s just going to get uglier as the season goes on.”

 Ronaldo has been linked with various clubs in the latest transfer window including Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Atlético Madrid and Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal.

The Portuguese captain may push for another transfer in January, at the moment, he can sign preliminary agreements with potential applicants.

 For now, the five-time Ballon d’Or winners could return to Ten Hag’s starting XI when Manchester United resume their Europa League season in Omonia, Nicosia on Thursday.

‘Let the GOAT be the GOAT’ – Stormzy defends Ronaldo after the star is benched for their 2-1 victory against Liverpool.

Stormzy impel the media not to disturb Cristiano Ronaldo after the striker was benched for Manchester United’s impressive victory over Liverpool.

Stormsey expressed his excitement in an interview with Sky Sports after Manchester United beat Liverpool 2-1. He went on to say we need to “let the man (Ronaldo) be great’, despite rumours linking the Portuguese legend with a move away from Old Trafford. Stormzy added: “As much as there’s been a bit of a fuss, that’s a GOAT. You’ve got to let the GOATS be the GOATS’.

Erik ten Hag won his first Premier League title as manager of Manchester United by beating Liverpool at Old Trafford. The Dutch made some important choices and left captains Harry Maguire and Cristiano Ronaldo on the bench, the latter appearing for five minutes as a substitute.

Ronaldo insisted on a transfer all summer, but never found the groom he wanted.

Elon Musk to buy Manchester United? The SpaceX mogul clarified a tweet about a possible acquisition of Old Trafford.

The South African billionaire admits he was a fan of the Red Devils as a child.

SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk has told his social media followers that he wants to buy Manchester United. United fans’ dissatisfaction with Glazer ownership has recently reached new heights, and the Red Devils are facing another disappointing transfer period.

They are no closer to signing long-term goal Frankie de Jong and are also linked with Marko Arnautovic and Adrien Rabiot. Both deals are not very popular with fans.

Manchester United failed on the pitch in their first two Premier League matches, losing 2-1 to Brighton and 4-0 to Brentford.

What did Elon Musk say about the United acquisition?

Musk thrilled Manchester United fans with a spectacular tweet on Wednesday.

After providing yet another update on his political affiliation, the Tesla CEO tweeted: “Also, I’m buying Manchester United ur welcome.””

When asked if he was serious, Musk took the stand.

He added: “No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I’m not buying any sports team. Although, if it were a team, it would be Man U. They were my fav team as a kid!”

Although, if it were any team, it would be Man U. They were my fav team as a kid.

Other person who could buy United from the GGlazer

Musk isn’t the only one involved in the recent acquisition. Michael Knighton, who first bought the club for £10 million in 1989, was also mentioned as a potential buyer.

Earlier this month, Knighton said he was planning a “hostile takeover” of Old Trafford.

 “We have an inept and frankly useless ownership who know little about this game of football. Everyone knows that we need new ownership of this football club and that is my aim and those are my objectives,” he stated.

“I am making good progress, continuing to talk to the people, I have got some good pledges and good finance. We are now working on the offer document. Remember, it is a hostile bid – that simply means that the club isn’t officially for sale.”