British veteran broadcaster and journalist Piers Morgan’s much-talked-about interview with soccer icon and dynamo Cristiano Ronaldo, ’90 Minutes with Ronaldo’ will premiere this evening on the newly launched television and Talk Radio, TalkTV.
In a few clips Morgan and TalkTV shared online, Ronald put the football club Manchester United on a blast for not being what it perceived to be and some officials within the club wanted to see him out of the team, as a result he feels betrayed.
He said the team failed to show him support during the death of his child and they expected him to join a pre-season camp while going through the most during that period.
In some parts of the interview Ronald said, he regrets leaving Real Madrid which he considers the best club in the world. He said the club is full of professionalism and good culture.
He also touch base on beef and bad blood with former Man United greats, Wayne Rooney and now football pundit Gary Neville for being too critical of him.
Morgan spoke to UK’s Talk Sports Radio this week about the upcoming interview, he said the Man United team failed to show Ronaldo the love and respect he deserves as a soccer icon of this generation.
The veteran journalist is a die Arsenal fan and he now suggests that Ronald should join the North London club as a new home.
“Gabriel Jesus needs a scoring partner next to him, and Jesus’ heat map is so outrageous,” Morgan told talkSPORT Breakfast.
“He [Jesus] covers so much ground, actually what we [Arsenal] need is a fox in the box, a world-class player with bags of experience, who has won everything, and to help us get over the line.“
“I can think of somebody – Cristiano Ronaldo!
“I would take him for six-months in a heartbeat, and this idea of that Ronaldo can’t suddenly play football, I’m sorry, it’s laughable.”
Morgan is a massive fan of Ronaldo and even reportedly suggested the Gunners secured his services last year.
Watch ‘Piers Morgan Uncensored: 90 Minutes with Ronaldo’, 8pm on Wednesday and Thursday on TalkTV. Find TalkTV on Sky 526, Virgin Media 606, Freeview 237, Freesat 217 and Sky Glass 508, live and on-demand on the TalkTV app, streaming services and at Talk.TV
