Former Manchester United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, has said that Cristiano Ronaldo would have scored more goals than Erling Haaland in the current Manchester City side.
The former Manchester United boss thinks the Portuguese is still capable of dominating world football.
He added that the return of the Portuguese to Old Trafford may have made other Manchester United players felt less important because.
Speaking at the Oslo Business Forum, (via Yahoo Sports) Solskjaer said, “He’d probably score more than Erling Haaland is doing at the moment [for Manchester City].
“So I speak to Cristiano, we get him to Manchester United but I think maybe that affected the whole dressing room, the dynamics in the dressing room.
“Maybe other players felt less important because, obviously, this is one of the world superstars that comes in.
“He did well, he was top scorer that year with 24 goals or something, but I was out of a job 10 weeks later.”
EPL: Ronaldo would’ve scored more goals for Man United than Haaland at City – Solskjaer
