Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Manchester United, something which has caused some legends to give their opinion on the matter and to confront each other on social networks.
United and Liverpool favourites of the past, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, were embroiled in an argument following contrasting views of the Portuguese forward.
The argument started when the former Liverpool player tweeted his view that Ronaldo made United a worse team.
“Ronaldo did exactly what I thought he would do, score goals but make the team worse,” Carragher tweeted.
“The transfer request also kills the idea he turned down Man City because of his love for Man United.”
Neville didn’t take long to reply and defend his former United teammate.
“I get it, you’re full of yourselves but he can turn down City for United because he likes them more and still want to leave this summer,” he wrote.
“He left before but still loved the club. Enjoy Saturday night and your short period of success.”
Carragher, however, snapped back and called Neville “a clown” for his views.
“City didn’t want him you [clown emoji] and you’re the same fella who kept saying it was like Elvis had arrived in Manchester! Elvis has left the building,” Carragher wrote.
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