Erik ten Hag to confront Ronaldo after he exits via the tunnel.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, a star for Manchester United, was publically humiliated outside Old Trafford prior to tonight’s Premier League match with Chelsea. The seasoned player will be absent from the match after losing his cool against Tottenham in the previous week. In keeping with their customary shenanigans, Paddy Power has since made fun of the 37-year-old.
Ronaldo is currently generating headlines for all the wrong reasons because of his decision to sit out United’s midweek match against Tottenham.
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The Portugal international stormed down the tunnel during the waning moments of that match, and Erik ten Hag substituted Anthony Elanga.
As a result, Ronaldo is likely to miss today’s match between Chelsea and Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge. The forward is currently training with the Under-21 team.
By building a seat outside Old Trafford with a plaque making fun of the former Juventus and Real Madrid star’s current circumstances, Paddy Power has also chosen to make fun of the player.
“In honor of Ronaldo’s subsequent tenure at Manchester United. The plaque reads, “£480,000 a week to sit on a seat.
Ronaldo has had trouble breaking into the United team thus far this season.
He has only made two Premier League starts, and both times when he was selected from the start against Brentford and Newcastle, the Red Devils lost.
Additionally, Ronaldo has scored just twice, both of which came against Everton and Sheriff.
In a statement defending their hoax, Paddy Power said: “While Manchester United’s first squad traveled to Stamford Bridge for today’s match, Paddy Power tried to cheer up fugitive star Cristiano Ronaldo by creating a monument to his second stint at the Red Devils.
The sneaky bookmaker traveled to a strangely quiet Old Trafford today to install a bench to commemorate the forgetful second stint at Man United of the five-time Ballon d’Or winner. The bench’s inscription read: “In honor of Ronaldo’s second stint at Man United. Weekly pay of £480,000 to sit on a bench.