United icon Gary Neville slams Cristiano Ronaldo: ‘His body language is disastrous’

Cristiano Ronaldo had a frustrating evening against Newcastle (1-1) with Manchester United on the 19th day of the Premier League. And he showed that during the match with his body language, he entered immediately after the final whistle, like Bruno Fernandez, without greeting the fans, and this is not the first time this season. That wasn’t the liking of club icon Gary Neville. “Whatever the outcome, whatever you play, you go to the fans after the match and applaud them,” said the former defender, who played 602 games for Manchester United. “I love Ronaldo, but don’t walk away like that, especially if you are the best player in the world and one of the best players ever.”

Gary Neville also feels that Ronaldo’s negative body language during the match does not help the younger players. “It is disastrous for young players when top experienced players like Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo look at them as if they are not good enough. Cavani is someone who helps young players on the pitch and that is why he should play.”

Ronaldo received a yellow card against Newcastle for committing a fatal error on Ryan Fraser, but he escaped it.