Cristiano Ronaldo leaves the English Premier League in 2022 after Manchester United confirmed his departure by mutual consent. This is a direct result of the explosive interview in which he said he felt "betrayed" by the club.
After Ronaldo's contract was terminated, he joined Saudi Arabian side Al-Nassr on a $75 million-a-year deal.
Since joining Al-Nassr, the Portugal international has regained his form and he has proven his haters wrong as his stats at Al-Nassr are proof. shows that he can still compete at the highest level.
Cristiano Ronaldo has played 34 games for Manchester United in 2022 and he has scored 13 goals and provided 2 assists. At Al-Nassr, the Portugal international has played 11 games so far and he has scored 11 goals and provided 2 assists.
There is no denying that Ronaldo will score more goals for Al-Nassr in 2023 than he did for Manchester United in 2022. These statistics are proof that Erik ten Hag is to blame. about Ronaldo's poor form at Manchester United.
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Liverpool are still aiming for a place in the Champions League. But here are all the permutations, including how it could end up in the Europa Conference League.
It is often said that Liverpool have won it all under Jurgen Klopp. Technically, that's not true.
In 2016, Liverpool experienced their first real pain under Klopp, when their dizzying journey to the Europa League final ended sadly. Daniel Sturridge gave his side the lead over Sevilla with an unbelievable strike that deserved a happier place in the club's history, but the kings of Europe's second division are back. strong to win.
Of course, no one associated with Liverpool really wanted to put this record in order. Since then, Klopp has lifted the Champions League trophy, while also reaching the European final on two other occasions.
But the reality of the current campaign is that the Europa League could still beckon. The same goes for the Europa Conference League, for that matter, a competition many Liverpool fans may not even bother to understand yet. Naturally, a place in the top four is still Liverpool's goal, and it is not yet out of sight. But as the season enters its final stages with so much to wait, it's important to consider which scenarios will guarantee Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League spots respectively, as well as which scenario will make the Devils. red has no place in Europe at all.
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A relatively simple picture. In short, Liverpool only need to finish in the top 4 – easy on paper, huge demand in practice.
Technically, however, there is a scenario where Liverpool could finish in the top four but still be denied Champions League entry. UEFA stipulates that up to five teams from the same country can qualify for the tournament and that the winners of that country's competitions are given priority.
Thus, Chelsea will automatically win a place if somehow win the Champions League. Meanwhile, Manchester United are still in the Europa League and will also win a place if they lift the championship trophy. If no team makes it into the top four of the Premier League (in Chelsea's case, one fatality), the team that finished fourth will be eliminated.
Therefore, at this time, Liverpool must officially finish in 3rd place to really 'guarantee' a place in the Champions League next season. European league
There are two paths to the Europa League from the league in England. One finished fifth in the Premier League, while the other won the FA Cup.
Of course, Liverpool are banned from the FA Cup, although Sheffield United's appearance in the semi-finals raises new prospects for a Championship place (although the Blades look set to automatically move up to the top flight). ) . However, the domestic cup can still affect Klopp's men.
Here's why. If the FA Cup winners are also in the top 5 of the Premier League, then Europa League spot will be transferred to the team with the highest position in the tournament.
Three of the four remaining FA Cup teams, Manchester City, Manchester United and Brighton, are all likely to break into the top five of the tournament, albeit with varying degrees of probability. If the team that won the final trophy had qualified for the Europa League thanks to his arrival in the tournament, a sixth place would be enough for Liverpool to also enter the tournament.
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Well, at least if West Ham don't win this season, Liverpool might have the honor of being
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