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I talk when I want to: Cristiano Ronaldo breaks silence on Manchester United interview

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Doha [Qatar], November 21 (ANI): Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo made a surprise media appearance in which he hit back at criticism over his explosive Manchester United interview insisting “I talk when I want to”.

Portugal will open their 2022 World Cup campaign against Ghana on Thursday.

The five-time winner of the Ballon d’Or, who has had a frustrating season at Manchester United doing regular bench duty, startled the world with a series of videos in which he took aim at the Manchester United board, manager Erik ten Hag, and former players like Wayne Rooney.

With the revelations, he appears to have ended his second stint at Old Trafford, though it has been questioned whether the timing of that interview could have an effect on the Portugal team as they get set to launch their World Cup campaign.

Ronaldo, who has offered no apologies after making an impromptu appearance at a press conference in Qatar was quoted as saying by GOAL.com, “Timing is always timing. From your side, it is easy to look at how we can choose timings. Sometimes you write truths, and sometimes you write lies. I don’t have to worry about what others think. I talk when I want to. Everybody knows who I am, what I believe in.”

On the other hand, Ronaldo became the first person to hit the 500 million followers mark on the social media site Instagram.

Portugal superstar and Manchester United striker entered the 500 million club on Monday. With this, he became the first person to have 500 million followers on Instagram.

Argentine superstar Lionel Messi is on the second spot in the list of most followers as he has 376 million on Instagram. India’s star batter and former captain Virat Kohli is on the seventh spot in the list with 203 million followers. (ANI)

This report is auto-generated from ANI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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