He came.
He played magnificent football.
He scored awesome goals.
He was loved by the fans.
He became the world's best footballer.
and then...
He left Manchester United.
This is the simple story of Cristiano Ronaldo who moved to Real Madrid this summer and leaving his United teammates who still miss him.
One of his teammates (not a buddy) Wayne Rooney recently said that Ronaldo is irreplaceable. He went on to say that he is missing the influence of Cristiano Ronaldo on the Old Trafford outfit.
"I'd prefer him to still be in the team if I'm being honest."
"He's a brilliant player, irreplaceable, the best player in the world - so no one's happy he left."
"He's a brilliant player, irreplaceable, the best player in the world - so no one's happy he left."
I do not agree with Rooney's views. I appreciate what Ronaldo did for United and also understand the impact he had during his six-year spell in Manchester. The talented Portugal international bagged a staggering 118 goals in just 292 appearances for the Red Devils and went on to help United win the Champions League and the league title thrice.
Let's be practical. CR7 is a closed chapter now for Man Utd. He's gone. So let's stop cribbing about it and give the new guys more authority and freedom so that they can deliver the same goods. After all nobody's departure has ever hurt United.
Do you think Manchester United misses Cristiano Ronaldo?
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