That is what Cristiano had to do to return to Erik ten Hag's team practice

The present of the Red Devils has had different issues to deal with, they are a team that has had a lot of relevance over the years, being the most important team in England it is expected that championships are more common, they have not had the rhythm they would expect to have, they must understand the greatness of the club and for that there needs to be effort and commitment involved.

Since Erik ten Hag came into the dugout he has been very strict in the way he works with the team, there are many issues that the board gave him total control of the club, he is the decision maker of all styles in the team, he has benefited from the board trusting him, and they showed it by signing him with £225 million, the highest amount ever spent by the club.

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No doubt the team has a lot of pressure that has built up over the last few years, they want to get rid of that situation for the next few years, it is important what they can generate when they find the best way to play. The fact is that Cristiano was not part of the team that played two crucial teams like Manchester City and Tottenham, against Spurs he left Old Trafford out of frustration.

The 37-year-old Portuguese star has shown he is one of the best players in history, but he made a mistake this season, was sidelined by the coach for his attitude, was not called up to play against Chelsea. Now the player learned and talked to Erik ten Hag to get back to work with his team, the player had to learn a lesson of humility.

Cristiano apologised to his coach and club colleagues

Now he is preparing for the match against Sheriff, in which it is very important to get the victory in order to aspire to the possibility to take the first place in the group in Europa League, where to avoid Champions League opponents who finished third in their group stage, Erik ten Hag's team should stay united.