Piers Morgan reckons that Cristiano Ronaldo will be "happy" after his acrimonious departure from Manchester United was finally confirmed.
The 37-year-old striker's love affair with the Old Trafford club, which saw him score 145 goals and win nine trophies across two separate spells, came to an end in a messy divorce on Tuesday, as a brief statement from United bid him farewell. Having been desperate to leave the Red Devils since handing in a transfer request over the summer, Ronaldo's exit became an inevitability once he'd sat down with Morgan for an explosive, unauthorised interview.
In the astonishing 90-minute chat, the Portuguese megastar took aim at manager Erik ten Hag, owners the Glazer family - who've since put United up for sale - and various other high-profile figures connected to the club, such as Wayne Rooney and Gary Neville. Now that Ronaldo is a free agent after having his £480,000-a-week contract terminated, Morgan has issued his verdict on how the five-time Ballon d'Or winner will be feeling.
