![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/ronaldo-must-leave-man-utd-his-disruptive-conduct-makes-it-impossible-to-stay/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2022-manchester-uniteds-cristiano-ronaldo-775421838.jpg&description=CRISTIANO RONALDO has slammed Manchester United for still being stuck in the Fergie era but his exit could finally signal a way out. The Portuguese superstar, 37, all but ended his second spell at Old Trafford after his bombshell exclusive interview with Piers Morgan in Monday's Sun. Cristiano Ronaldo revealed that he felt "betrayed" by Manchester United in an interview with Piers Morgan. Teddy Sheringham thinks that Ronaldo has to leave Manchester United.Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd Ronaldo hit out at United for not moving on from the past, still pining for his former gaffer Sir Alex Ferguson, who retired in 2013. But even his return from Juventus last year signalled clearly that United were a club with one eye still in the Fergie years, having not won a Premier League crown since the legendary Scot left Old Trafford. And United great Teddy Sheringham says they must be serious about moving on in order to challenge for the title again. The Champions League hero also knows they cannot put up with the Ronaldo sideshow if they are to kick on this season. He told SunSport: 'It's time for him to go. The Fergie years are long gone. 'They've got to move on. They're chasing Manchester City and Liverpool now, that's the main thing. 'You have got to get on a level with them and disruptions like this don't make it easy. You want all your players rowing in the same direction.' Ronaldo's tirade against United and manager Erik ten Hag, claiming he felt 'betrayed', have left the club with only one option — he CANNOT return. PLAY OUR DREAM TEAM WORLD CUP FANTASY FOOTBALL GAME TO WIN A SHARE OF £50k Sheringham said: 'Even the softest manager has got to say now, 'OK, enough is enough. You don't respect me. You're openly saying it. Let's part ways'. 'I thought he should have gone at the start of the season when he made it quite clear that he wasn't happy. 'They've tried to make it work. It obviously hasn't worked. His body language is still not great. It's bad enough when you hav){kind=link}
CRISTIANO RONALDO has slammed Manchester United for still being stuck in the Fergie era but his exit could finally signal a way out.
The Portuguese superstar, 37, all but ended his second spell at Old Trafford after his bombshell exclusive interview with Piers Morgan in Monday’s Sun.
Ronaldo hit out at United for not moving on from the past, still pining for his former gaffer Sir Alex Ferguson, who retired in 2013.
But even his return from Juventus last year signalled clearly that United were a club with one eye still in the Fergie years, having not won a Premier League crown since the legendary Scot left Old Trafford.
And United great Teddy Sheringham says they must be serious about moving on in order to challenge for the title again.