Bruno Fernandes and Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo shared a seemingly awkward reunion as they met up in the Portugal camp ahead of the World Cup.
Following his shocking interview with Piers Morgan, in which he launched a dramatic attack on the team and his manager Erik ten Hag, Ronaldo now seems to have no future at United. The heated statements seem to be intended to hasten the Portuguese superstar’s departure from Old Trafford.
“Honestly, I shouldn’t say that… don’t know… But listen I don’t care, I’m always… People should listen to the truth,” Ronaldo told Morgan. “Yes, I feel betrayed and I feel that some people don’t want me here, not only this year but last year, too.”
The 37-year-old has been left disgruntled after being dropped from the starting line-up since the arrival of Ten Hag, but he is set to feature heavily for Portugal at the World Cup.
But Ronaldo’s interview, which was shared on the eve of the tournament, has reportedly left his United teammates stunned – and it certainly appears to have irked Fernandes, who plays alongside the veteran for both club and country.
In a clip shared on Portuguese television, Fernandes walked past his United teammate after arriving with the rest of the Portugal squad ahead of their trip to Qatar.
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And the midfielder even left Ronaldo – who had attempted to shake hands with his compatriot – hanging before reneging and briefly interacting with his Old Trafford colleague before hastily moving on.
