“All he cares about are achievements” – Fans mock Cristiano Ronaldo as Portuguese brags about being the best scorer at Manchester United

Cristiano Ronaldo was trolled by fans for 'hyping up' his own achievements while talking about his second stint at Old Trafford.

“All he cares about are achievements” – Fans mock Cristiano Ronaldo as Portuguese brags about being the best scorer at Manchester United

Cristiano Ronaldo recently bragged about his achievements at Man United (via The Independent)

Cristiano Ronaldo is arguably one of the best players to don a Manchester United jersey. Either of his spells at Old Trafford were filled with goals, drama, and iconic moments. Even though his return to the club ended on a sour note for both parties, Ronaldo bragged about being the best scorer at the club.

Ronaldo opened up about the situation at Manchester United and demanded a complete restructuring of the club. His second season at the club ended in the player being ‘forced’ out of the club after the Portuguese ‘exposed’ several shortcomings at the club and demanded change. 

I was very happy at United. I was one of the best scorers. I did unbelievable thing and was third best scorer in the League at 37. I scored in every game (in the UCL) in the group stage.
Cristiano Ronaldo told Rio Ferdinand via FIVEUK

As of now, Ronaldo is at Al-Nassr, scoring goals week in, week out for the Faris Najd. The club are currently fifth in the League standings, two points behind rivals Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad.

Fans hit back at Ronaldo for bragging about time at United

Even though Cristiano Ronaldo was the best player under Erik ten Hag, many still argue that his return to United ‘complicated’ their trajectory. A fan commented that the club will always be bigger and more important than any player, be it Ronaldo or any other star. Another laughed at how he always ends up praising himself even though no one asks.

Cristiano Ronaldo after scoring vs Scotland
Cristiano Ronaldo has 901 career goals and holds every right to brag about it (Via X/@Cristiano)

A fan also argued that his attitude and behavior towards the manager got him kicked out of the club. Supporters also noticed how he finds ways to hype himself up in interviews and while talking for the cameras. A few others were still in defense of Ronaldo, arguing that he deserved to be treated better and that he is bigger than the club.

Aged 39, the forward still has no difficulty finding the net. He scored twice in two games during the International break, thereby passing the 900 goal mark. The forward recently stated that he’s ‘only getting started’ amidst retirement rumors. The No. 7 also made headlines by ‘ignoring’ Vinicius Jr. when naming potential Ballon d’Or winners in the future.