Gary Neville slams 'tone deaf' Manchester United players after social media activity
Gary Neville has slammed 'tone deaf' Manchester United players for going on a 'global tour' following their exit from the Champions League last week.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is 37 years old and he is still firing on all cylinders. His recent hat-trick for Manchester United against Tottenham, which was also incidentally the 49th hat-trick of his club career, saw him become the second oldest player in Premier League history to score a hat-trick. But more importantly perhaps it also saw Ronaldo become professional football's all-time leading goal scorer, going past Austro-Czech Josef Bican. Over the years, we have seen Ronaldo continue to remain an extremely fit and prolific player, across the leading leagues in the world - EPL, La Liga and Serie A - leagues where he also holds multiple records. His return to United colours was a huge shot in the arm for the Red Devils who are trophy-less since 2017. They did finish second behind Manchester City in the Premier League last season, but they haven't tasted any real silverware success in a long time. Going forward, the United management will be banking on Ronaldo to help them end that drought.