Erik ten Hag: Manchester United manager speaks out on Cristiano Ronaldo walking off before full-time

Ten Hag says he will deal with Ronaldo's actions

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has said he will deal with Cristiano Ronaldo walking off before full-time on Thursday after his side's 2-0 win over Tottenham.

Ronaldo left the stadium in the 89th minute, with United leading 2-0. Ten Hag said he was "not happy" with Ronaldo's actions and that he would "deal with it tomorrow."

"I have seen it," Ten Hag said. "I will deal with it tomorrow. I am not happy with that. We are a team and you have to stay until the end."

Ronaldo's actions have been widely criticized, with many pundits saying that he showed a lack of respect for his manager and his team-mates.

Ten Hag's comments suggest that he is likely to take disciplinary action against Ronaldo.

Conclusion

Ronaldo's actions have overshadowed what was a good win for Manchester United. Ten Hag will now have to decide how to deal with the situation and whether to punish Ronaldo.

It remains to be seen what the future holds for Ronaldo at Manchester United, but his actions on Thursday have certainly damaged his relationship with the manager and the fans.