Erik Ten Hag was advised to keep Ronaldo at MU, ignoring the British media

New MU coach Erik Ten Hag is advised to keep Cristiano Ronaldo when he takes over the hot seat at Old Trafford.

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As you know, MU officially appointed Erik Ten Hag as head coach at the end of the season. In addition to tactics, squad arrangement and transfer goals, Ronaldo’s future will also be a hot topic of interest when the Dutch strategist takes over the hot seat at Arsenal. Old Trafford.

Ten Hag was advised to keep Ronaldo

Ronaldo is the top scorer for MU this season with 22 goals in 35 games, but the future of the Portuguese superstar remains uncertain. Not long ago, the British press reported that Ten Hag asked the MU leadership to sell Ronaldo right away summer transfer window this.

The truth of the above rumors has not been confirmed but Marco Van Basten, legend of AC Milan and the Netherlands, thinks that Ten Hag should keep Ronaldo if the Portuguese superstar continues his consistent scoring form next season. .

Van Basten told The Rondo Show: “If Ronaldo continues to play like he did against Norwich and scores two to three goals in a game on a regular basis, there’s no need to take him out of the team. Ronaldo is a little selfish, but as long as he gives, you have to give him a place in the team.

Ten Hag will take into account that he cannot ask Ronaldo to be like an 18-year-old. Of course Ronaldo will need to work hard but I’m sure he will work hard because I can see Ten Hag can make him play the way Ten Hag wants.”

Ten Hag has received a lot of advice from football experts and MU legends, but Van Basten, who won the European Championship in 1988 with the Netherlands and played 205 games for AC Milan, advises his colleague. Huong should focus on work rather than listening to the media.

Van Basten added: “I will give Erik a piece of advice: don’t listen to the media when you start at MU. He will focus a lot on his job, on the training ground and on the team. And when he does, I’m sure he can change everything at United.”