Smile Ronaldo, Erik ten Hag must leave United for this reason

It's no secret that Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best players in history and, along with Lionel Messi, the ones who have dominated soccer for the past two decades. The Portuguese striker is a living legend at several top clubs, such as Real Madrid and Manchester United. However, his farewell to European soccer was a bitter one, as he had to leave through the back door when he had problems with the Red Devils' coach, Erik ten Hag.

The Dutch coach thought that Cristiano Ronaldo was no longer fit to play for a team like United, despite the fact that the Portuguese had been the club's top scorer the season before ten Hag's arrival. The former Ajax manager began to have reprehensible attitudes towards one of the club's greatest legends and of course Ronaldo did not allow it, which led to the striker's decision to leave the Premier League and ended up signing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

Many came to think that this was the end of Cristiano Ronaldo's career and that Manchester United would take off without him in the dressing room. However, the opposite has happened, as since his arrival in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo has returned to his best and has scored more goals than any Red Devils player so far in 2023. On the other hand, the English team has gone downhill since Ronaldo's departure and have delivered disappointment after disappointment to their fans, which has led many to call for Erik ten Hag's departure from the position.

Under Erik ten Hag, Manchester United has had its worst performance in the Champions League and has the team in eighth place in the Premier League and is heading for a catastrophic season, as after today's defeat against West Ham, they have reached their worst losing record since the 1930/31 campaign.

Manchester United is heading for relegation

The loss to West Ham marks Manchester United's 13th defeat of the campaign. The last time the team had lost 13 games before Christmas was in the 1930-1931 season. On that occasion, the Red Devils finished last in the Premier League and were relegated. Without a doubt, manager Erik ten Hag's time at the helm of the team could be numbered.