Cristiano Ronaldo on why team should improve play
Cristiano Ronaldo, 36, has been in the limelight since he joined his former club, Manchester United, despite his age, he has been able to feature in every United game since he returned barring the League Cup defeat to West Ham, which CR7 was not in the squad for.
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In the last five matches, he has started in, Ronaldo has been as prolific as ever, averagely scoring a goal in each last five matches. The Portuguese marked his return to England by netting a brace in Man United’s 4-1 win over Newcastle.
Source: The Mirror, Cristiano Ronaldo and manager Ole Gunner Solskjaer
Ronaldo would also score a key goal in a match that United came from 1-0 down to win 2-1.
Ronaldo has also been able to score in the last two champions league matches, netting the only goal in the loss to Young Boys, then earlier this week the winning goal against Villarreal.
Source: The Independent, Cristiano Ronaldo celebrating a goal
With a fine record of five goals in five matches, a brilliant start for any striker.
However, Cristiano Ronaldo still believes with the help of teammates, his goal ratio can still be improved at Manchester United.
According to ESPN, Ronaldo has told Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his coaches how he can further increase his goal ratio, with the veteran forward urging United to become sharper and quicker when distributing the ball in the opponents half
"Ronaldo has made it clear to Solskjaer and his coaches that he can further increase his goal ratio if United become sharper and quicker when distributing the ball in the opposition half," the post read.
