Manchester United supervisor Erik ten Hag has demanded Cristiano Ronaldo isn't available to be purchased and says he is anticipating the new season with the Premier League club's headliner ready.
Ronaldo has not joined United on their pre-season visit through Thailand and Australia, because of family issues, yet the Portugal worldwide star's agents have spread the word he needs to leave after only one season back.
Ten Hag was tested on Ronaldo in Bangkok, in front of United's pre-season opener against Liverpool on Tuesday, and uncovered he addressed the 37-year-old before vulnerability arose over the player's likely arrangements.
He said: "He isn't with is and that is because of private matters. In any case, we are arranging with Cristiano for this season, so that is all there is to it and I am anticipating working with him. I talked with him before this issue came up. I had a great discussion with him, however that will remain among me and him. In any case, Cristiano isn't available to be purchased."
Ten Hag's most memorable game as United supervisor is against their old enemies Liverpool, with the 52-year-old savoring the opportunity to test himself against Jurgen Klopp's side. "Playing Liverpool is continuously energizing, its a major event, we are anticipating it and it's a great test for us," said ten Hag. "The norm of Manchester United is to dominate each match so we will begin with that to us, we will not entirely set in stone and we are glad to play this game in Bangkok for such countless fans. We recently began, a few players are just back for multi week, so we need to build a group, an approach to playing."
Joined midfielder Scott McTominay claims the club's players have previously gotten involved with Ten Hag's way of thinking. Dutchman Ten Hag has been working intimately with United's players for the beyond about fourteen days, putting them through serious instructional courses and letting them know the style he needs to play in a bid to resuscitate the Premier League side's fortunes after their battles on the contribute late seasons. The previous Ajax manager is active in preparing, frequently halting meetings to make sense of a specific detail or example of play, with McTominay uncovering United's players have been responsive to his techniques and the board style.
McTominay said: "He has a thought of the manner in which he needs to play, and he executes it super well as far as getting across to the players. It's something very similar with [assistant coach] Mitchell [van der Gaag]. The way of thinking and the thoughts of the style of play for us [are] clear to see. It depends on us as players now to truly accept the message and push with all that we have, throughout the year. As the administrator repeated, we're here to really buckle down. Haven't arrived to proceed to tour and see all of Thailand. Now is the right time to work and it's truly time to concentrate without a doubt."
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