Raphael Varane says Cristiano Ronaldo's shock interview 'obviously affects' his Man United team-mates as the Frenchman becomes the first to speak out...

 Ronaldo's team-mates do not want to return to training at United after the World Cup in Qatar. 




The 'majority' of the squad have reportedly sided with Ten Hag and they believe reconciliation between the manager and the player is off the cards. 

Ronaldo's team-mates are also fed up of Ronaldo's 'whining over his perceived mistreatment'. 

ESPN reported they were 'furious' at the timing of the striker's outburst which first came to light on Sunday, feeling it took away from their victory just hours earlier. 

Manchester United secured a dramatic victory over Fulham, in which teenager Alejandro Garnacho stole the headlines with his stoppage-time winner.

Ronaldo is currently with the Portuguese team, where he is training alongside United team-mates Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes.

The 37-year-old exchanged a frosty handshake with Fernandes on the day after news of the interview first went public.

In his interview with Morgan on Talk TV, which has been drip-fed since Sunday, Ronaldo claimed that manager Erik Ten Hag doesn't respect him. 

'Some people, they don't want me here - not only the coach but the other two or three guys. Not only this year, but last year too. 


'Honestly, I shouldn't say that. But listen, I don't care. People should listen to the truth. Yes, I feel betrayed.'


Sportsmail on Monday reported that United are exploring ways of sacking Ronaldo and that lawyers are studying Ronaldo's claims to see if it constitutes a breach of his contractBruno Fernandes has already explained how Erik ten Hag might ‘brutally’ deal with Cristiano Ronaldo incident after world cup


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