Ronaldo’s poster is taken down by Man United at Old Trafford

In response to Cristiano Ronaldo’s explosive interview with Piers Morgan, in which he disparaged a number of aspects of the team, Manchester United has begun taking action against him.

Workers have been seen tearing down a sizable Ronaldo poster from the side of Old Trafford, fueling transfer rumors even more.

In an aggressive move to leave United, the 37-year-old has joined “Piers Morgan Uncensored” to vent his anger toward the team.

During the 90-minute interview, he asserted that the Glazer family “didn’t care” about sporting success, acknowledged that he “didn’t respect” manager Erik ten Hag, and complained about the lack of “evolution” since his departure in 2008.

“Manchester United observe the media coverage about an interview with Cristiano Ronaldo,” the club said in a statement on Monday. After all of the facts are known, the club will think about its reaction. We’re still concentrating on getting ready for the second half of the season and maintaining the spirit of camaraderie and unity among the players, coach, staff, and supporters.

And now it seems that the Portuguese international is being dealt with by the Red Devils, who have hidden him at Old Trafford. Workers were observed ripping the Adidas poster featuring Ronaldo from the stadium walls on Wednesday afternoon in order to promote the new home uniform.