Cristiano Ronaldo hit with FA charge as phone smashing incident found to breach 'violent conduct' rule

Christian Eriksen has made an encouraging start to life at Manchester United.

Kieran Tierney’s eye-watering £110,000-a-week contract at Arsenal has seen him make it into the top 20 paid players in Europe. The Scotland star, ruled out of the do-or-die Nations League clash against Ukraine, penned the Gunners deal last year with that staggering wage reported.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s other half opened up about the devastating news that their baby had died shortly after being born. She will reveal details of their turmoil in the second season of I Am Georgina, a show which Netflix confirmed would be making a return ‘soon’.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo charged by FA over slapping phone out of young supporter's handNetflix Spain’s Director of Entertainment Alvaro Diaz said that the April tragedy has become a key part of the new season of the show.Georgina said in a preview: “Life has gifted me so much in such a short space of time.

Erik ten Hag knew exactly how Cristiano Ronaldo would react to being dropped from Manchester United's starting XI.

(Reuters) - Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association (FA) for smashing a teenage fan's phone to the ground following a defeat at Everton last season. Ronaldo, 37, apologised to the 14-year-old fan via social media after the incident, which took place after United's 1-0 defeat at Goodison Park in April.

Cristiano Ronaldo. We will be supporting the player in his response to the charge."Ronaldo had left Toffees fans Jake Harding with a smashed phone and bruised hand as a result of the incident and was interviewed by police under caution in relation to the alleged assault and criminal damage.This is a breaking sports story and is being constantly updated with the latest news, pictures and videos.

A large chunk of Manchester United fans believes that the club should not trigger the one-year extension clause in Cristiano Ronaldo's contract, allowing him to leave in the summer of 2023.

Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has opened up on 'breaking records' just days after Lionel Messi went ahead of him for the most non-penalty goals by a single player in football history.

Manchester United summer signing Christian Eriksen has opened up on the start of the season under Erik ten Hag, admitting that the team were 'searching' for a period of time.

Chelsea ace Christian Pulisic has sensationally revealed he was left "dumbfounded" by the antics of Thomas Tuchel and had a history of ignoring the recently axed Blues boss.Just six days after the closing of the summer transfer window, and having spent over £250million on the likes of Wesley Fofana, Raheem Sterling and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Tuchel, 49, was bizarrely axed as manager of the Stamford Bridge outfit, ending his 19-month stint in west London. Succeeding Chelsea legend Frank Lampard in the hot seat, the German gaffer brought immediate success by claiming the Blues' second-ever Champions League crown, defeating Premier League rivals Manchester City 1-0 to claim the famous old ears trophy.

Manchester United ace Bruno Fernandes has played down suggestions that his drop off in form last season was caused by playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cristiano Ronaldo has earned a new nickname at Manchester United with his importance to Erik ten Hag's side slowly beginning to increase.The 37-year-old has made, by his standards, a torrid start to the season after netting just once in eight appearances - most of which have been from the bench - having lost the manager's trust after spending the summer trying to engineer a move away.However, after scoring in United's 2-0 Europa League victory over FC Sheriff last week, Ronaldo's form seems to be on the up and defender Lisandro Martinez paid tribute to his team-mate on Instagram, revealing a new nickname.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo hailed after interaction with young Man Utd fan caught on cameraMartinez, who has become a close confidant of Ronaldo's over the past few weeks, wrote: "El bichoooo", which means, "The Bug" in English.It was moniker Ronaldo picked up during his nine-year stint at Real Madrid. Spanish commentator Lama first used the name to signify the way in which the five-time Ballon d'Or winner would frighten, and often devour, defenders, just as bugs tend to frighten people, and devour their prey.The name stuck, and Madrid fans soon began chanting 'El Bicho' from the stands, especially when Ronaldo was on a hot scoring streak.Will Cristiano Ronaldo push for a move away in January? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.Speaking after the win over Sheriff, Ten Hag insisted that Ronaldo was "committed" to the club and suggested he had plans to begin reintegrating the Portugal superstar into his starting line-up."I think he’s totally committed to this project and totally committed to this team, totally involved.

Cristiano Ronaldo hugging a young Manchester United supporter as he boarded the team's bus ahead of their Europa League match against FC Sheriff.The video was captured as United's players left their hotel in the Moldovan capital of Chisinau on Thursday. When Ronaldo appeared, a roar went up among the crowd that had gathered outside before a boy wearing a United top broke through security and ran towards the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.Ronaldo gave the youngster a warm hug before leading him towards the team bus so he could sign the back of his shirt for him, prompting a similarly warm reaction on social media.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo bats off fan wanting selfie with Man Utd star at half-time"That little gesture meant the whole world to that little boy," one fan tweeted, while a second wrote: "This is how humanity needs to be! The GOAT!"A third commented: "A father first and then an absolute legend right after."Ronaldo finally opened his account for the season a few hours later after netting United's second goal from the penalty spot in a 2-0 win over Sheriff, after Jadon Sancho had opened the scoring.What did you make of Ronaldo's gesture? Let us know in the comments section below.United boss Erik ten Hag spoke about Ronaldo after the match, insisting that the 37-year-old "needed" that goal."Many times he came close, but he wanted that so much.

Chelsea teammate Kai Havertz.The American sat down with pals Kai Havertz and Ruben Loftus-Cheek as they were quizzed, but there was one question in particular that the 23-year-old stumbled on. The interrogation was posted onto Chelsea's YouTube channel, with the winger being asked whether he thought the German international deserved an upgrade in FIFA 23, set to be released later this month.

Paul Scholes has predicted that Cristiano Ronaldo will work his way back into the Manchester United starting XI for Premier League matches soon.

Manchester United picked up their first win in the Europa League group stage on Thursday as they comfortably defeated Sheriff Tiraspol 2-0.

Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Friday, September 16.

Cristiano Ronaldo is not a Europa League player, even though he is currently playing in the Europa League. Ronaldo is playing in Europe's second-tier competition for the first time since 2002 after Manchester United failed to qualify for the Champions League last season.

Cristiano Ronaldo has stressed his delight at getting back among the goals after helping Manchester United post their first Europa League win of the season with a 2-0 triumph over Sheriff Tiraspol in Moldova on Thursday evening.