Ten Hag played too much in personal showdowns, but Ronaldol is not a boy to endure in silence. Now Ronaldo is leaving United in the winter window (I'm 99.99% sure of that) and I'll see what excuses and "person to blame all the trouble" he comes up with if United continue to show an average game. In general, after Ronaldo's interview, it is clear that there are systemic problems in United and their results are natural. The club has lagged behind advanced competitors, but the owners are not very worried about this.
It's strange that the owners of the club don't even want to change, it looks like they like the way things are, the team plays poorly, doesn't have good results, and cristiano ronaldo had a lot of courage to say something obvious, I don't know why the club does not change. they can see a good example coming from newcastle, they can see a good example from city which are clubs that were bought and have good results and play well. with this fight between ronaldo and the club it is already guaranteed that ronaldo will not play again for manchester united after the world cup, almost all tv commentators are talking about it
It is not known for what purpose United was bought. Maybe the owners thought it was an oil refinery type asset where the pumps needed to be changed occasionally and it would continue to generate titles and profits so they didn't make sure United kept up with the competition. Maybe they were waiting for the Super League, and now that this project is probably over, they have no motivation to deal with the club (by the way, the sale of Liverpool fits well into this theory).