In recent times, although during the off-season of the five major leagues, the news about C Ronaldo is still the headlines of various media. On Friday, local time, Manchester United star and former teammate Gary Neville said in an interview that he believes the two players who have achieved career success at Manchester United are Rooney and Fanny, and he chose to snub five-time Ballon d'Or winner Ronaldo. Neville spent his entire career at Manchester United, making 400 appearances over an 18-year period. In total, the team has won the Premier League 8 times, the Champions League twice and the FA Cup three times. Having played for Manchester United for many years has also qualified him to judge his team-mates. Neville said: "There are two people who have determined success, and the person I already know is Wayne Rooney, who has no doubt about it. Another Van Nistruy. The first time I watched him train, I was conquered by him and thought he was incredible. ”
Rooney, United's all-time top scorer (253 goals) and considered by many to be one of the best strikers the Premier League has ever seen, made 120 appearances for England, scored 53 goals and was influential internationally. Despite Fanny's short time at the club (5 years), his time at Old Trafford was not without success. The Dutchman scored 95 goals in 150 league appearances for the club. Under Sir Alex Ferguson, he also won a Premier League title and also won a number of individual honours. Some may be surprised as to why Neville didn't have Ronaldo in his review. In fact, it was inevitable that Cristiano Ronaldo would be listed as Neville snubbed. Since the return of Ronaldo, Neville has repeatedly criticized Ronaldo's attitude and mentality.
After a 1-1 draw with Newcastle, Neville criticized Cristiano Ronaldo in an interview with Sky Sports: "At the end of the day, I like the guy I used to be (Ronaldo) and he's sometimes the best I've ever seen in my life. But now Ronaldo is disappointing, you need to grumble less and learn to walk over and applaud the fans at the end of the game. Especially when you're one of the best players in the world, one of the greatest players of all time. And (Bruno) Fernandez is also complaining. They are two experienced players. But their performances have been devastating for young players. ”