Cristiano Ronaldo made heads turn when he gatecrashed Sky Sports' pre-match show ahead of Manchester United's home encounter versus Liverpool in the ongoing English Premier League (EPL) 2022/23 season on Monday (August 22), at Old Trafford.

Ronaldo, who was not named in the starting XI for the Red Devils, came over to the touchline to interact with Sky Sports' star-studded team. While the Portuguese captain&nbsp;shook hands with former United skipper Gary Neville, he completely blanked ex-Liverpool and England defender Jamie Carragher. It is to be noted that the former English player has been vocal in criticising Ronaldo over his recent actions at Man United. Thus, the superstar striker brutually ignored him and left after having a few words with Roy Keane. Carragher, on the other hand, was completely taken aback by Ronaldo's behaviour.

Thus, former Liverpool defender Jose&nbsp;Enrique has lashed out at the 37-year-old Ronaldo's actions.&nbsp;“Keane and Gary(Neville) they have been killing him on Sky Sports as well so I’m sure is not because of that. Someone that played football for that long and made so many appearances for Liverpool at least you say hi out of respect. Another thing why I will never like Cristiano Ronaldo and when football finish let’s see who he will have around being like this,” the former Liverpool wrote on Twitter.

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Meanwhile, Carragher has also reacted to Ronaldo's recent antics after the video of the incident went viral. "I get a custard pie for getting it right on Ronaldo from day one! The custard pie for him from ETH shows the Manager thinks the same!! Maybe the ex Man United Legends (sycophants!) will now agree with me," the Liverpool icon stated.&nbsp;

Talking about Erik Ten Hag-led Man United, the Old Trafford club managed to win their first-ever game in the ongoing EPL season, beating Liverpool 2-1. Earlier, they had lost their opening two matches -- versus Brighton and Brentford -- to get off to a disastrous start. Meanwhile, Ronaldo has made limited appearances in the three outings amid constant news of his eagerness&nbsp;to leave the club.

Cristiano Ronaldo made heads turn when he gatecrashed Sky Sports' pre-match show ahead of Manchester United's home encounter versus Liverpool in the ongoing English Premier League (EPL) 2022/23 season on Monday (August 22), at Old Trafford.

Cristiano Ronaldo made heads turn when he gatecrashed Sky Sports' pre-match show ahead of Manchester United's home encounter versus Liverpool in the ongoing English Premier League (EPL) 2022/23 season on Monday (August 22), at Old Trafford. Ronaldo, who was not named in the starting XI for the Red Devils, came over to the touchline to interact with Sky Sports' star-studded team. While the Portuguese captain shook hands with former United skipper Gary Neville, he completely blanked ex-Liverpool and England defender Jamie Carragher. It is to be noted that the former English player has been vocal in criticising Ronaldo over his recent actions at Man United. Thus, the superstar striker brutually ignored him and left after having a few words with Roy Keane. Carragher, on the other hand, was completely taken aback by Ronaldo's behaviour. Thus, former Liverpool defender Jose Enrique has lashed out at the 37-year-old Ronaldo's actions. “Keane and Gary(Neville) they have been killing him on Sky Sports as well so I’m sure is not because of that. Someone that played football for that long and made so many appearances for Liverpool at least you say hi out of respect. Another thing why I will never like Cristiano Ronaldo and when football finish let’s see who he will have around being like this,” the former Liverpool wrote on Twitter. pic.twitter.com/41MEfhEJk7 — José enrique (@Jesanchez3) August 23, 2022 × ALSO READ | Man United's Cristiano Ronaldo was open to take pay cut to be part of Borussia Dortmund: Report Meanwhile, Carragher has also reacted to Ronaldo's recent antics after the video of the incident went viral. "I get a custard pie for getting it right on Ronaldo from day one! The custard pie for him from ETH shows the Manager thinks the same!! Maybe the ex Man United Legends (sycophants!) will now agree with me," the Liverpool icon stated. Talking about Erik Ten Hag-led Man United, the Old Trafford club managed to win their first-ever game in the ongoing EPL season, beating Liverpool 2-1. Earlier, they had lost their opening two matches -- versus Brighton and Brentford -- to get off to a disastrous start. Meanwhile, Ronaldo has made limited appearances in the three outings amid constant news of his eagerness to leave the club.

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Cristiano Ronaldo continues to generate headlines. The superstar footballer has reportedly been unhappy at Manchester United for quite some time and wants to end his second innings at the Red Devils&nbsp;to join some other club that plays in the Champions League. Man United had ended at the sixth spot in the last EPL season and, thus, Ronaldo is missing 2022/23 Champions League football.

Thus, many reports have stated that his agent Jorge Mendes is on his toes to find a new and suitable club for Ronaldo. Nonetheless, he is struggling at present with big clubs such as Bayern Munich, PSG, Chelsea, etc. have said a 'No' to roping in the Portuguese captain. Hence, Ronaldo has no other option but to play the waiting game at the moment and remain firm at Man United.

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There have been discussions between Ronaldo and United manager Erik ten Hag but reports suggest that the former is still keen to part ways with the club. In United's 2022/23 EPL season opener, Ronaldo came from the bench against Brighton but couldn't prevent a 1-2 defeat for his side. Amid all this, United legend Wayne Rooney is of the opinion that the club should let go of Ronaldo.

"I think United should let Cristiano Ronaldo go,” the former Manchester United striker told&nbsp;The Times.&nbsp;

"It's not that Ronaldo can't play in a Ten Hag team. He can play in any team. Ronny will always score you goals. But my personal view is that United aren't ready to challenge for the title now, so the aim has to be to build a team that can win the league in the next three to four years, and you have to plan for that.

"If the reports are true that Cristiano wants to leave the club, then United should allow him to go and get a No 9 in who is going to be there for the next three or four years and really help them build a team that can be successful. Ten Hag has to be given time to do it,” Rooney opined.

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to generate headlines. The superstar footballer has reportedly been unhappy at Manchester United for quite some time and wants to end his second innings at the Red Devils to join some other club that plays in the Champions League.

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to generate headlines. The superstar footballer has reportedly been unhappy at Manchester United for quite some time and wants to end his second innings at the Red Devils to join some other club that plays in the Champions League. Man United had ended at the sixth spot in the last EPL season and, thus, Ronaldo is missing 2022/23 Champions League football. Thus, many reports have stated that his agent Jorge Mendes is on his toes to find a new and suitable club for Ronaldo. Nonetheless, he is struggling at present with big clubs such as Bayern Munich, PSG, Chelsea, etc. have said a 'No' to roping in the Portuguese captain. Hence, Ronaldo has no other option but to play the waiting game at the moment and remain firm at Man United. ALSO READ | Cristiano Ronaldo to be benched by Erik Ten Hag for Man United's Premier League opener: Report There have been discussions between Ronaldo and United manager Erik ten Hag but reports suggest that the former is still keen to part ways with the club. In United's 2022/23 EPL season opener, Ronaldo came from the bench against Brighton but couldn't prevent a 1-2 defeat for his side. Amid all this, United legend Wayne Rooney is of the opinion that the club should let go of Ronaldo. "I think United should let Cristiano Ronaldo go,” the former Manchester United striker told The Times. "It's not that Ronaldo can't play in a Ten Hag team. He can play in any team. Ronny will always score you goals. But my personal view is that United aren't ready to challenge for the title now, so the aim has to be to build a team that can win the league in the next three to four years, and you have to plan for that. "If the reports are true that Cristiano wants to leave the club, then United should allow him to go and get a No 9 in who is going to be there for the next three or four years and really help them build a team that can be successful. Ten Hag has to be given time to do it,” Rooney opined.

'I think Man United should...' - Wayne Rooney's take on Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Old Trafford

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he is very much happy at Manchester United and has, thus, ended all speculations regarding his future with the Old Trafford club by confirming he is sure to stay. The 37-year-old stressed that he is focused on guiding the Red Devils to championship titles in the upcoming seasons.

Rumors were flowing from all corners that&nbsp;Ronaldo, who&nbsp;shone in his comeback season&nbsp;for Manchester United, was set to leave the club after their poor season in 2021/22 edition.&nbsp;United finished sixth in the EPL season and also failed to qualify for the Champions League, which was one of Ronaldo's primary motives when he made the switch from Juventus to Manchester last year.

While the Portugal captain had inked a two-year deal with the Old Trafford club at the time of rejoining, Bayern Munich were among the many clubs who were rumoured destination for the superstar striker. Nonetheless, Ronaldo's stay will surely be a huge sigh of relief for the Man United fans as the club is aiming for a revamp under new manager&nbsp;Erik ten Hag.

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"I was happy to be back in a club that really raised my career so it was unbelievable, the feeling when I came back again," Ronaldo said. "I was and still am very happy to be here," Ronaldo told Manchester United in an interview on Friday (June 03).

"The most important thing for me is to try to win the games and try to win some championship... but I believe that Manchester will be back where they belong. Sometimes it takes time, but I still believe," he added.

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Man United have already seen the departures of&nbsp;several star players recently, such as veteran goalkeeper Lee Grant, Paul Pogna, Jaun Mata.&nbsp;

Ronaldo, who&nbsp;scored 24 goals in all competition for United on his comeback, will look to guide a new-look Man United line-up to the championship title in the upcoming seasons.

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he is very much happy at Manchester United and has, thus, ended all speculations regarding his future with the Old Trafford club by confirming he is sure to stay.

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he is very much happy at Manchester United and has, thus, ended all speculations regarding his future with the Old Trafford club by confirming he is sure to stay. The 37-year-old stressed that he is focused on guiding the Red Devils to championship titles in the upcoming seasons. Rumors were flowing from all corners that Ronaldo, who shone in his comeback season for Manchester United, was set to leave the club after their poor season in 2021/22 edition. United finished sixth in the EPL season and also failed to qualify for the Champions League, which was one of Ronaldo's primary motives when he made the switch from Juventus to Manchester last year. While the Portugal captain had inked a two-year deal with the Old Trafford club at the time of rejoining, Bayern Munich were among the many clubs who were rumoured destination for the superstar striker. Nonetheless, Ronaldo's stay will surely be a huge sigh of relief for the Man United fans as the club is aiming for a revamp under new manager Erik ten Hag. ALSO READ | LA Lakers superstar LeBron James creates history, becomes 1st active NBA player worth $1 billion "I was happy to be back in a club that really raised my career so it was unbelievable, the feeling when I came back again," Ronaldo said. "I was and still am very happy to be here," Ronaldo told Manchester United in an interview on Friday (June 03). "The most important thing for me is to try to win the games and try to win some championship... but I believe that Manchester will be back where they belong. Sometimes it takes time, but I still believe," he added. ALSO READ | Real Madrid demand answers after UCL final marred by crowd trouble Man United have already seen the departures of several star players recently, such as veteran goalkeeper Lee Grant, Paul Pogna, Jaun Mata. Ronaldo, who scored 24 goals in all competition for United on his comeback, will look to guide a new-look Man United line-up to the championship title in the upcoming seasons.

'Very happy to be at Manchester United' - Cristiano Ronaldo ends speculations on future with Red Devils

Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he has turned down three job offers since being sacked by the Old Trafford club last month, adding he was happy to bide his time before taking on his next challenge.

Speaking in his role as a pundit for broadcaster beIN Sports during the Asian Cup on Saturday, the Portuguese also said rival Premier League managers Pep Guardiola at Manchester City and Liverpool's Juergen Klopp were supported more by their clubs.

"I am happy with these three weeks, I am happy with this experience and I am going to have other experiences that normally I cannot have," Mourinho said.

"But I know me, and I know by the end of March I will be struggling with my happiness.

"I will analyse things, I don't like to speak about it. But I've refused already three options because I didn't feel that it is what I want, so I'm going to be calm in this aspect.

"The more time I have, the better I can prepare. The next must be something that makes me happy with a challenge."

At United, Mourinho was left frustrated in the close season transfer window when Liverpool, in particular, strengthened markedly and City added to a squad already deep in quality.

"In Liverpool, I think how many players were in Liverpool before Juergen arrived? No Alisson (Becker), no (Virgil) Van Dijk, no (Andrew) Robertson, no (Mohamed) Salah, no (Roberto) Firmino, no (Sadio) Mane, no Fabinho, no (Georginio) Wijnaldum, no (Naby) Keita, so this is work in depth," he said.

"In the case of Manchester City. In the first season, Guardiola was not a champion, it was really difficult and people were expecting a winning Manchester City.

"They were coming already from winning period, champions with (Roberto) Mancini and (Manuel) Pellegrini. Some of the players were already champions twice, (Sergio) Aguero and (Vincent) Kompany, and in the first to the second season Pep made great decisions, but great decisions that were supported.

"For example, he didn't want (Pablo) Zabaleta or (Bacary) Sagna, two right backs, and he didn't want (Aleksander) Kolarov or (Gael) Clichy. In the same summer he sold four full backs and got four full backs. He got (Kyle) Walker, Danilo, (Benjamin) Mendy and another. He was supported."

Mourinho said he did not know if he would work again in England but said wherever he goes next he wants to prepare thoroughly, as he did when he went to Inter Milan following his first stint with Chelsea.

"My arrival at Inter was perfect," he said. "I left Chelsea in November and at the end of February I signed my contact at Inter. From February until June I was preparing myself for that job. In that four months I learned the language, studied the club and the opponents and the league.

"The time I'm without a job in football I prepare for the next one."

Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he has turned down three job offers since being sacked by the Old Trafford club last month, adding he was happy to bide his time before taking on his next challenge.

Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he has turned down three job offers since being sacked by the Old Trafford club last month, adding he was happy to bide his time before taking on his next challenge. Speaking in his role as a pundit for broadcaster beIN Sports during the Asian Cup on Saturday, the Portuguese also said rival Premier League managers Pep Guardiola at Manchester City and Liverpool's Juergen Klopp were supported more by their clubs. "I am happy with these three weeks, I am happy with this experience and I am going to have other experiences that normally I cannot have," Mourinho said. "But I know me, and I know by the end of March I will be struggling with my happiness. "I will analyse things, I don't like to speak about it. But I've refused already three options because I didn't feel that it is what I want, so I'm going to be calm in this aspect. "The more time I have, the better I can prepare. The next must be something that makes me happy with a challenge." At United, Mourinho was left frustrated in the close season transfer window when Liverpool, in particular, strengthened markedly and City added to a squad already deep in quality. "In Liverpool, I think how many players were in Liverpool before Juergen arrived? No Alisson (Becker), no (Virgil) Van Dijk, no (Andrew) Robertson, no (Mohamed) Salah, no (Roberto) Firmino, no (Sadio) Mane, no Fabinho, no (Georginio) Wijnaldum, no (Naby) Keita, so this is work in depth," he said. "In the case of Manchester City. In the first season, Guardiola was not a champion, it was really difficult and people were expecting a winning Manchester City. "They were coming already from winning period, champions with (Roberto) Mancini and (Manuel) Pellegrini. Some of the players were already champions twice, (Sergio) Aguero and (Vincent) Kompany, and in the first to the second season Pep made great decisions, but great decisions that were supported. "For example, he didn't want (Pablo) Zabaleta or (Bacary) Sagna, two right backs, and he didn't want (Aleksander) Kolarov or (Gael) Clichy. In the same summer he sold four full backs and got four full backs. He got (Kyle) Walker, Danilo, (Benjamin) Mendy and another. He was supported." Mourinho said he did not know if he would work again in England but said wherever he goes next he wants to prepare thoroughly, as he did when he went to Inter Milan following his first stint with Chelsea. "My arrival at Inter was perfect," he said. "I left Chelsea in November and at the end of February I signed my contact at Inter. From February until June I was preparing myself for that job. In that four months I learned the language, studied the club and the opponents and the league. "The time I'm without a job in football I prepare for the next one."

Jose Mourinho says already turned down three job offers