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EPL: Ralf Rangnick Reacts To Claims Of Ronaldo Feigning Injury | READ DETAILS

Thompson Nsisongabasi

Mar 07, 2022

EPL: Ralf Rangnick Reacts To Claims Of Ronaldo Feigning Injury| READ DETAILS
Manchester United interim boss, Ralf Rangnick has reacted to claims of Manchester United forward, Cristiano Ronaldo feigning injury.

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These claims trail the 37-year-old's absence in Sunday's Manchester Derby against Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.

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Recall the Portuguese International jetted out of England following a flexor injury.

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Ronaldo's absence saw the side taken to the cleaners by the Citizens in a 4-1 outing.

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However, Ralf Ragnick has cleared the air, stating he cannot force his players to play.

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The 63-year-old said;

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"I have to believe my medical department. My doctor came to see me on Friday morning before training and told me Cristiano Ronaldo cannot train because of some problems with his hip flexor and the same was true on Saturday and that's why he couldn't be part of the squad.
It's just a fact, if players tell the doctor and the medical department that they are injured and cannot play. I have to accept it as a manager.
I cannot force a player to play if he thinks he's not available because he has an injury.ÔÇØ

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Eddison Cavani has alos been ruled out on injury.

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