Cristiano Ronaldo claims he feels "betrayed" by Manchester United

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Cristiano Ronaldo, a forward for Manchester United, claims He feels "betrayed" by the team, doesn't respect manager Erik ten Hag, and is being ejected.

Ronaldo, 37, vowed in August that he would share his perspective on life at Old Trafford after being unsuccessful in his pursuit of a transfer to a club competing in the Champions League .

In an interview with Piers Morgan on Talk TV, he has since expressed his views .

United has been contacted for comment in response to the player's allegations .

In snippets from the in-depth interview,

Ronaldo said People were trying to expel him from the club.

There had been "no improvement" since Sir Alex Ferguson departed the team in 2013, and the Scotsman agreed

that United were "not on the way they need to be."

They lacked "empathy" in July when the club's little daughter was admitted to the hospital.

The former manager, Ralf Rangnick, was someone he had "never heard" of.

He said, "Probably because he concluded his career and I'm still playing," before adding, "I don't know why he did," in response to Wayne Rooney's criticism.

Due to an undisclosed ailment, Ronaldo hasn't played since he captained United in their 3-1 loss at Aston Villa on November 6.

Ten Hag benched him for the Premier League game at Chelsea last month because he had refused to come on as a substitute in the game against Tottenham three days earlier.

Ronaldo stated, "I don't have regard for him because he doesn't show respect for me. "I'll never have respect for you if you don't have respect for me."

Ronaldo also talked about losing his infant son in April and how moved he was by the tribute Liverpool supporters gave to him at a match against United at Anfield in the days that followed.

Nothing had altered, he declared. "I'm a huge Manchester United fan. I adore my fans because They support me at all times. However, if they Wish to approach it differently , they will need to make numerous changes."

Ronaldo claimed that Ferguson, who played a key role in his return to Old Trafford from Juventus when it looked like he might join Manchester City, shared his opinion of the team.

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