Out of a different world Ex Manchester United forward makes unbelievable claim about young Cristiano Ronaldo
Out of a different world – Ex-Manchester United forward makes unbelievable claim about young Cristiano Ronaldo × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Football EPL 2022-23 News
@Cristiano @ManUtd #GoalOfTheDay280223036Inevitable @Cristiano @ManUtd #GoalOfTheDay https://t.co/zLuk05ES2w Macheda, who made his professional debut for Manchester United in April of 2008, shared the same dressing room with the Portuguese superstar during the 2008-09 season. Reminiscing about his early days in northwest England, the Italian told Rio Ferdinand Presents Five: "I would say that Ronaldo was the one [player at United] who was out of a different world. This is the kind of player you have to look into because as I have said before about myself of not wanting more, this guy had everything, won everything and still wanted more." He added: "I remember him going from the gym after training to swimming for one hour. I was there in the jacuzzi with other players after training, which is normal, and he was just swimming for one hour – up and down, up and down." He continued: "Back then, I should have had this view, this mentality to think: 'I should do the same probably, look at this guy.' If I was to go back then, I would look into this guy as an example and follow every little step that he was making because he was something unbelievable." Ronaldo has recently found himself warming the bench for Manchester United following a pre-season of uncertainty. Earlier this summer, the striker failed to engineer a move away from Old Trafford in order to pursue UEFA Champions League action at another club. Manchester United are currently fifth in the 2022-23 Premier League standings with 12 points from six games. The Red Devils next face city rivals Manchester City at the Etihad on Sunday (October 2). Manchester United@ManUtdHitting the back of the net in training
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Out of a different world – Ex-Manchester United forward makes unbelievable claim about young Cristiano Ronaldo
By Debkalpa Banerjee Modified 30 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Cristiano Ronaldo was Manchester United's top-scorer last season. Ankaragucu striker Federico Macheda has heaped praise on his former Manchester United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo, claiming he is an 'unbelievable' professional athlete. Ronaldo, 37, rose to prominence during his first spell with the Red Devils between 2003 and 2009, where he notched up his first of five Ballon d'Or awards. The Portuguese also helped his club lift nine trophies after joining the Old Trafford outfit from his boyhood club Sporting CP for £12 million. Premier League@premierleagueInevitable@Cristiano @ManUtd #GoalOfTheDay280223036Inevitable @Cristiano @ManUtd #GoalOfTheDay https://t.co/zLuk05ES2w Macheda, who made his professional debut for Manchester United in April of 2008, shared the same dressing room with the Portuguese superstar during the 2008-09 season. Reminiscing about his early days in northwest England, the Italian told Rio Ferdinand Presents Five: "I would say that Ronaldo was the one [player at United] who was out of a different world. This is the kind of player you have to look into because as I have said before about myself of not wanting more, this guy had everything, won everything and still wanted more." He added: "I remember him going from the gym after training to swimming for one hour. I was there in the jacuzzi with other players after training, which is normal, and he was just swimming for one hour – up and down, up and down." He continued: "Back then, I should have had this view, this mentality to think: 'I should do the same probably, look at this guy.' If I was to go back then, I would look into this guy as an example and follow every little step that he was making because he was something unbelievable." Ronaldo has recently found himself warming the bench for Manchester United following a pre-season of uncertainty. Earlier this summer, the striker failed to engineer a move away from Old Trafford in order to pursue UEFA Champions League action at another club. Manchester United are currently fifth in the 2022-23 Premier League standings with 12 points from six games. The Red Devils next face city rivals Manchester City at the Etihad on Sunday (October 2). Manchester United@ManUtdHitting the back of the net in training
#MUFC #MCIMUN8076647Hitting the back of the net in training #MUFC #MCIMUN https://t.co/HR1JFXXfJk