“Better If He Hadn’t Signed” Ole Solskjaer Reflects On Ronaldo’s Return To Manchester United #shorts

Former Manchester United player and manager Ole Gunna Solskjaer talks about signing Cristiano Ronaldo back to United in 2021 in a transfer from Juventus. Solskjaer claims it was the right decision at the time but it ultimately did not work out for the club, Cristiano Ronaldo or himself. #shorts #football #premierleague #soccer #epl #manchesterunited #cristianoronaldo #ronaldo

Credit to @TheOverlap for the interview.

[DanielEuanHenderson]

He scored 20+ goals a season as predicted. He was awesome on his return for his age and still smashing it

[Ivan]

With current management of Utd. they can sign Messi and it will be disaster. Simply this is club with no strong mentality, simply rotten inside.

[dinitis]

One of the top goalscorers that year. Hasnt been replicated since.

[Jdg]

Ronaldo did great on his return. The issue was going to a team full of Instagram obsessed babies.

[lopezlion]

Only players that showed up that season was Cristiano & De Gea and the club treated them like terrorists, and look at them now. Completely deserve all the failure they are experiencing.

[charlieshorto]

Cristiano was hated in that dressing room because he brought a desire, passion and didn’t accept failure but unfortunately he was brought in to a team of losers who didn’t have his desire and passion.

[didjdjdd]

The signing was amazing, carried us on his back as usual

[Joe_StreamZ]

Hoping ole should return one day.
Love him ❤.

[maximuslopez]

Man Utd can sign Messi, Ronaldo, Mbappe, Van Dijk, Bellingham and everyone else in the same season and they would still fuck it up somehow

[lel_werewolf]

If it wasn’t for Cristiano, Man United would have ended like 15th that season. Ronaldo was bailing Man United out of what could have been the worst season for Man United in their history.

[ashleyboyer]

It was a good signing it's the rest of the man United squad are just so obnoxious they think they're too good for the club, like Ronaldo said there's no passion there anymore

[flash]

I’ve been a United fan since I could remember and the last decade we had is despicable 😩. We had all the biggest players, Zlatan depay pogba lukaku so many more.

De Gea was incredible he kept the club afloat at out difficult times. He was averaging 6+ saves per game which mid tier clubs keeper were doing. That’s the difference between Edison, Allison and De Gea. He had to step up and he did. They have a good defensive line up in front and it is way easier for them to get clean sheets.

Cr7 came to help his old club oh and he did with a struggling United he still came up to be the 3rd highest goal scorer for the 21/22 season with 18 goals only 3 pens (3/3) and he did what a poacher would and could do and he still got criticised because he still wanted to do more. A 37 year old 3rd highest scorer what more do you want from him.

[micharainczuk]

I'm a Liverpool fan but I really like Ole. He sounds like a genuine lad always saying what he honestly thinks. Smart guy and an underrated coach.

[Wealth.is.Health]

20+ goals on a free transfer plus tons of shirts sells. Pretty sure manU would do that again in a heartbeat

[muad]

As fan of football you have to love both cr7 and m10. After seeing what happened to messi at barca and letting him go at last moment nearly broke my heart it was devastating.It was comfort to know the other one had made it home well even that was short lived . I could never forgive barca or man utd . But being fan of barca for long still give pleasure when then win and pain when the lose. But man utd i just love when the lose. It was pure adrenaline rush watching them play even more exciting to mock your friends face with it. Ohh the glory days when they where both in spain.

[Nin]

The team should've been built around the man upon his return to the club. He created chances too which were fumbled by his teammates.

[MrNabura]

Dude should've just gone to City like planned (I think), but that famous call from the heart and the discussion with Sir Alex changed everything...

[anthonyfrade]

He scored 20+ goals and you already He takes every practice and game seriously. A lot of that team hadn't proved much in their career and played like they had nothing to prove.

[DezeroMusic-qwdk]

I remember pundits saying he shouldn’t play, he was on the bench for 1 game, they lost 1-0, next game he started they won 3-2 he scored a hattrick, the problem wasn’t Ronaldo, it was United

[lesedishametja]

No he had to return. For Peter Dury gave a speech, no a statement of utter poetry befitting a legend such as him. His return has made history. ( I'm a Messi fan). But before that a football fan.

That was one of the few times I said "This is what football is all about, it's beauty." Man its going to be a said day when those two retire. And it's approaching so quickly. Glad to have seen it unflod before me, even though I saw it from thier peak till now.