Ronaldo charges Manchester United teammates to work hard
Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo has charged his Manchester United teammates to work hard for good results.
Ronaldo made this call shortly after he was voted the English Premier League player of the month of September.
“Proud to be elected Player Of The Month among so many great players in the Premier League,” Ronaldo tweeted.
“Thanks to all my teammates at Man. United, couldn’t have done it without them. Let’s keep working hard and the results will come,” he added.
Ronaldo edged out Manchester City defender Joao Cancelo, Chelsea’s Antonio Rudiger, Allan Saint-Maximin of Newcastle, Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah and Watford’s Ismaila Sarr to win the monthly award.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner scored 5 goals in six appearances for the Red Devils in September.
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