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Well, i for one also think that Ronaldo has been constantly disrespected by Manchester United and Erik Ten Hag, but the team is always bigger than a single player, and despite the fact that Ronaldo is one of the greatest player's of all time, he still has to respect the club in all ways possible. Shortly after his suspension from the team, Ronaldo has issued an official statement/apology to the club, and from his words i think he is really sorry for his actions and the club should forgive him and the two parties should work together and show each other more respect going forward, at least before he maybe leaves in January.

I really think that there is only so much a man can take. Throughout his time at the club, as well as under the management of the club, he has consistently been disrespected. However, this is not the right way for him to express his anger. I know that he has published an apology to the club. However, I don't think that will change anything between him and Manchester United or ETH. I think they are still planning to disrespect him.

In my opinion, Cristiano Ronaldo should really go out and find another team, because after what has happened so far, I don't think he is going to be able to play well for Manchester United. His move should be made even if it is to a team currently playing in the Europa League. Otherwise, his career is as good as over if he stays at Manchester United.

If Ronaldo leaves United during the transfer window, I will blame Ten Tang. The best player in football history, RONALDO played for prestigious teams like Real Madrid and Juventus and helped them win numerous accolades and trophies with his incredible abilities and skills. Ronaldo deserves respect as well. It's wonderful that he has apologized since it demonstrates how humble and willing he is to support the team. Ronaldo understands the culture, is aware that he is not greater than Manchester United, and I have no doubt that he will bounce back stronger.

Even though he is a great player but that was in the past and if there is very little contribution so no reason to keep him, will it benefit the team? clubs have to take into account the money that must be spent to pay him and it is not a small value, if releasing Ronaldo actually has a good impact on the clubs and maybe for Ronaldo himself then it is a good thing for both

I am a Manchester Unite fan and I’ll say it clearly that the club has not disrespected him, he ignored pre season training and then failed to adapt to the new coach’s method. Furthermore the apology was written by his PR person and no he’s not bigger then the club, and the best solution is to tear up his contract and save those big wages.