“His a Bad Influence, he will never play for Chelsea” – Jason Cundy slams Ronaldo
Jason Cundy, a former player for Chelsea, mocked Cristiano Ronaldo for leaving the field early in the 2-0 loss to Manchester United.
The legendary Portuguese player was benched for the 2-0 victory over Tottenham; outraged by Erik ten Hag’s selection, the 37-year-old returned to the locker room just before the end of the game.
Late in the game, cameras caught the former Juventus and Real Madrid star stumbling down the tunnel.
Fred and Bruno Fernandes scored Manchester United’s goals, and Cundy called the Portugal international a “disgrace.”
All of it is for show. Because of this, I wouldn’t choose Ronaldo for Chelsea. The burden,” he said to talkSPORT.
He is an excellent football player and will score goals, but that is the only explanation.
“[Erik] He still bothers Ten Hag, and January cannot come soon enough for Ten Hag to let him go. There is petulance and a desire to move on.
“And what happens to other players as a result?” Without a sure, it is unacceptable and unfair for such petulance to be displayed in public.
“Can you imagine if Ronaldo did that when you were a young player looking up to him?
It’s like slapping Ten Hag in the face for Ronaldo to act that way throughout the game.