Cristiano Ronaldo starts to get upset at Manchester United and has a person in charge

A few hours after playing a key Premier League game against Leicester, Manchester United has raised alarms regarding Cristiano Ronaldo. It is that the newspaper The Sun has uncovered a recrimination that the Portuguese has made to his own coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer regarding the substitution he had against Everton a few weeks ago.

It is clear that Cristiano came to Manchester United to win everything he sets his mind to. At 36 years old, the Portuguese is still very decisive on the court and has made him see it with his five goals in seven games played with the Red Devils. In this sense, the Portuguese star wants to play everything he can and more.

As it turned out, a conversation between Cristiano Ronaldo and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after the game against Everton where Manchester United drew 1-1, but the Portuguese barely saw minutes in the second half. According to a source close to the team's bench, the Portuguese reproached him for having given him rest.

Cristiano told Solskjaer: 'I am in a position to be a starter in all Premier League matches,'" said the source. In turn, he reveals that CR7 "was extremely disappointed to have been sent to the bench" and clarified to the coach that "the club needs to play with the important footballers in all the games."