“Someone Gonna Kill You Someday” – Cristiano Ronaldo Threatened UK Journalist After Being Put Under Fire in Resurfaced 2010 Video

After ruling the soccer world for decades and winning trophy after trophy and the hearts of fans, Cristiano Ronaldo is going through a rough phase. It all started with a rough session. Not being on the same page as the coach and other persons on the team has been the primary reason. In a match against Tottenham, when the coach of Manchester United didn’t include him in the starting lineup and later decided to use him as a sub, he just walked out of the game. The condition got worse as he rained fire on his team in a Piers Morgan interview. 

However, Ronaldo has faced a lot of criticism for his words and actions, which have also landed him in trouble. It was after the interview with Piers Morgan that Manchester United and Ronaldo agreed to part ways. Recently, a thread was making rounds on Twitter that shared a questionable moment of the Portuguese star.

A Twitter thread against Ronaldo

A Twitter thread from @Lionel10Prime shared some shocking bits related to Ronaldo. In the most prominent one, Ronaldo seems to have threatened the journalist saying, ” Sometime, someday, someone gonna kill you, be careful.“

While this thread only contains these negative moments of CR7, it does show the instances when he was rude to journalists and fans for invading his space. Even though no one likes it when they are captured on video without permission, these behaviors were criticized by a lot of fans.

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Cristiano Ronaldo is a free agent now

Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United have parted ways and as a result, Ronaldo is looking for a new club, and fans suspect that he will have a hard time finding a good deal. Although there are rumors of a deal on the table. 

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Al-Nassr, a Saudi Arabian club, has made deals to acquire the services of Ronaldo for two and a half years. The details of the deal are yet to be public yet, but the reported offer ranges from 200 million USD to 200 million USD per session. It is hard to know what is true until an official statement comes out.