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Cristiano Ronaldo took to social media to make a two-word post amid Manchester United’s late collapse against Chelsea on Thursday night.
Erik ten Hag’s men had crushed the Blues’ two-goal lead with goals from Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes when the half-time whistle blew, and a second goal from the former in the second half looked to have sealed the victory. the road after the weekend draw with Brentford.
But a last-minute penalty awarded by Diogo Dalot restored momentum to the hosts, and after Cole Palmer equalized from the penalty spot in injury time, the boyhood United fan inflicted even more misery on the Reds. Devils with a game-winning goal just 82 seconds later.
Moments after Palmer’s goal, Ronaldo posted a photo of himself and captioned it: “Happy days,” with a green heart emoji.
And some fans immediately took notice of the timing of the post and claimed it wasn’t a coincidence.
Manchester United were defeated by Chelsea despite maintaining the lead minutes from the end
Fans on social media immediately took notice of the timing of Ronaldo’s two-word post.
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One of them said: “I love the moment, idol, cook Ten Hag”, in reference to the Portuguese star’s problem with the United manager.
Another wrote: “The moment,” with several laughing emojis, while a third reflected similar views, saying “The GOAT moment.”
Ronaldo left Man United by mutual agreement in November 2022 after publicly criticizing the club, the Glazers, manager Ten Hag and his teammates.
His departure came two weeks after a controversial interview with Piers Morgan, in which his position became untenable.
Ronaldo had accused Ten Hag and United executives of trying to force him to leave the club and said he did not respect the Dutchman and felt “betrayed”.
The 39-year-old joined Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr shortly after and has thrived in the Middle East.
He scored two hat-tricks last week against Al-Tai and Abha, taking his tally for the season to 29 goals in 24 league games and 50 goals in 54 games overall for Al-Nassr.
