If the world were to cast a casting vote for a new Real Madrid manager, how would Cristiano Ronaldo do? Is he sharp enough to be a manager? Let’s find out. After reading the following article, we’ll have a clearer picture of Cristiano Ronaldo’s managerial potential. We’ll take into account His relationship with Zinedine Zidane, His enraged reaction to Andrea Pirlo and much more.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s managerial career
As a player, Ronaldo has worked under 11 different managers at club level. His most prolific spells came under Carlo Ancelotti, who he played under for three years at Milan. In terms of goals per game, Cristiano has scored nearly 700 times for Real Madrid. However, despite his prolific career, he failed to make a lasting impact in his managerial career. Here’s a look at Ronaldo’s managerial career so far.
In 2000, when Ronaldo was still a young player, Clegg was smitten with his drive to be the best. He was impressed by his natural ability to play football and his desire to win titles. After all, he was just 18 when he joined United from Sporting Lisbon, and he moved to Real Madrid two years later. Clegg was impressed with the player’s attitude and determination to succeed, and he decided to invest his time and money in him.
Despite his success as a player, it is unlikely he will ever manage Manchester United. But the incoming manager of Manchester United, Erik ten Hag, is convinced that Ronaldo will be a part of his plans. However, this does not mean that Ronaldo will manage the club if he isn’t interested. After all, he signed a contract with the club until 2023, which gives him plenty of time to prove himself in the world of football.
His relationship with Zinedine Zidane
Zinedine Zidane is one of the favourites to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was sacked on Monday after a 4-1 defeat by Watford. Other candidates include Mauricio Pochettino, Brendan Rodgers, Erik ten Hag and Ralf Rangnick. In his time as a Real Madrid manager, Zidane won two La Liga titles and three Champions League titles. Cristiano and Zinedine are close.
During the 2014-15 season, Real Madrid were 17 points behind Barcelona in La Liga and Cristiano Ronaldo was the star player. But the bbC fixation wore off as Zidane began to embrace a 4-4-2 formation, which allowed for more midfield industry. Zidane’s decision to bring in Bale was a big mistake.
The Frenchman led Real Madrid to remarkable success in recent years. After leaving the club, the Frenchman has been linked with Manchester United, which is under increasing pressure. Real Madrid won three consecutive Champions League titles and two La Liga crowns while Zidane was the manager. Cristiano Ronaldo played a vital role in both Zidane’s teams and has scored over 110 goals during this period.
A recent rumour suggests that Cristiano Ronaldo’s relationship with Zinne Zidane as a manager and player is not as good as some say. Zidane claimed that Cristiano Ronaldo and Bale are on good terms and are close, but Sportsmail revealed this in a news conference last year. During the same day, he was injured and was only available for a few minutes.
His enraged reaction to Andrea Pirlo
A video showing Ronaldo’s enraged reaction at Juventus’ latest defeat by Napoli has been shared on Twitter. Pirlo was forced to replace Sarri as manager after Ronaldo reacted angrily to the Italian’s stance. Pirlo, who was appointed manager of the club last month, is the former Napoli defender.
A Juventus player was reportedly angry after Juventus’ 2-0 defeat of Inter Milan. The sulking Cristiano Ronaldo was subsequently subbed off by Pirlo with 13 minutes left in the match. Pirlo explained that his reaction was understandable, as the Portuguese star was enraged about not scoring. It was, however, unclear why Pirlo had made the decision to take him off the pitch.
Despite being frustrated with the sulking Argentine, the Portuguese was still able to score twice against Parma. And, despite a poor penalty miss in the second half, Ronaldo’s enraged reaction to Pirlo as a manager is worth analyzing. A player’s reaction is often a mirror of his performance in the same game. The Argentine has been in excellent form in recent months, and he has been a constant thorn in the side of many Italian clubs.
The enraged reaction of Cristiano Ronaldo to being substituted was nothing new for Juventus. He had been on course to score a hat trick when Juventus manager Ralf Rangnick made the controversial decision to bring on Harry Maguire in the second half. Ultimately, the decision worked as United won 3-1. Pirlo also did the same thing against Inter Milan last month, although the goal was more controversial.
His lack of sharpness
Maurizio Sarri, the manager of Juventus, said he was disappointed with Cristiano Ronaldo’s performance, and that he has yet to reach full speed. In the match against Inter Milan, Sarri said that Ronaldo was ‘not as sharp as he should be’. The Portuguese star is recovering from a coronavirus infection that has sidelined him since December. Despite this lack of sharpness, Sarri is unsure whether he’s in the best possible condition to lead the team.
Sarri is right to say that a player is only as sharp as his coach. However, Maurizio Sarri’s comments have not gone down well in the Italian press. The manager has pointed to Ronaldo’s lack of match sharpness as one of the main reasons for Juventus’ poor performance. Despite the fact that his players have had a rest for three months, Sarri believes that they are not as sharp as they should be.
Juventus’ performance was poor against Napoli in the Coppa Italia final. They went down to penalties after regulation time ended goalless. Napoli went on to win the Cup for the sixth time and Ronaldo failed to find back-to-back goals. Maurizio Sarri didn’t speak to the Portuguese star after the game. However, this has a serious impact on Juventus’ season.
His dedication
While many players aspire to become a top team manager, it is unlikely to be a realistic goal to achieve. Nevertheless, it is clear that Cristiano Ronaldo is dedicated to the job at hand. His dedication to his work as a manager and the club he represents has earned him a great deal of admiration and respect. His commitment and dedication go beyond the field of football.
The Portuguese superstar started his career with a side called Sporting Lisbon, before joining Manchester United as a teenager. It was under Sir Alex Ferguson that he became the best player in the world, and under his guidance, he moved to Real Madrid. In just two seasons, he scored 260 goals in 236 games for Real Madrid. In 2016, Sir Alex Ferguson attended the Euro 2016 final, and the Manchester United legend praised Cristiano’s work rate, hunger, and dedication.
This attitude has served him well, and has also carried him through to his current role. His desire to win is so great that he practices three times a day. This attitude is essential, because people will remember who won the game, not who played the best. The player is completely dedicated to winning, and he’ll do whatever it takes to get there. This attitude will continue to pay off in the long run.
His future as a manager
The future of Cristiano Ronaldo as a manager may depend on the next coach he has. After all, the Portugal international has made it clear that he would like to play until he is 40. Then, there’s the possibility of becoming a coach himself. However, this is not a sure thing, since the player’s contract at Juventus expires in 2022.
United’s new manager, Erik ten Hag, has already confirmed he will take over on May 17 and will be in an administrative role until the end of the season. The interim manager watched the final game of the season, but he was not present during the game against Crystal Palace. This leaves Erik ten Hag with the task of deciding how to deal with Cristiano Ronaldo, who is in a difficult situation at the moment.
While Rangnick is the interim manager at Old Trafford, the Portuguese star has been linked with a move elsewhere. If he does not agree with Rangnick’s appointment, he may well seek a transfer elsewhere next summer. After all, his contract is up in 2023. If he decides to leave before then, he will be a free agent. Other candidates to replace him at Old Trafford include Mauricio Pochettino and Brendan Rodgers.
