Manchester United: Ronaldo’s companion throws an improbable spade at Ancelotti – rmc sport

Under an Instagram post from a Spanish media announcing the return of Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester United, Georgina Rodriguez, the companion of the Portuguese striker, quipped about Carlo Ancelotti. The Italian coach had denied any interest in CR7 to bring him back to Real Madrid.

Announced in recent days in Manchester City, Cristiano Ronaldo will finally return to Manchester United, twelve years after his departure for Real Madrid. Winner of three Premier League and a Champions League with the Red Devils during his first stint, “CR7” had also been linked in recent weeks to rumors for a return to the Madrid club, after three seasons with Juventus Turin.

Ancelotti denied interest in Ronaldo

But Carlo Ancelotti, who replaced Zinedine Zidane on the bench of Real Madrid, had quickly denied the information of the Spanish press on a possible return of Cristiano Ronaldo to the “White House”. “Cristiano is a Real Madrid legend and he has all my love and respect. I never considered signing him. We are looking forward,” Carlo Ancelotti said on Twitter.

A comment that has obviously not forgotten Georgina Rodriguez, the companion of Cristiano Ronaldo. “I hope Ancelotti won’t deny it this time around,” she responded humorously to a post from Spanish media El Chiringuito, announcing Cristiano Ronaldo’s upcoming transfer to Manchester United. It was the same media that announced Carlo Ancelotti’s desire to bring Cristiano Ronaldo back to Madrid. It remains to be seen what message the model with 27 million subscribers on Instagram really wanted to convey with this comment … Is it just irony?

Manchester United confirmed on Friday that they have reached an agreement with Juventus Turin for the transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo, who still has a year-long contract with the Piedmont club. In recent weeks, the press was already speculating on a departure of the Portuguese. Georgina Rodriguez’s comment could certainly be interpreted as a little pike to Carlo Ancelotti.