Cristiano Ronaldo Piers Morgan full interview: How to watch Talk TV, Live stream, date and time of revelations
Cristiano Ronaldo’s relationship with Manchester United looks to be heading for an increasingly messy divorce.
Now at 37 years old, and preparing for the 2022 FIFA World Cup with Portugal — which begins on Nov. 20, Ronaldo is in the twilight of his career.
He joined United for a second stint in the summer of 2021, but has played sparingly since and has not been as prolific as he once was in front of goal.
Now, in an exclusive interview with British media personality Piers Morgan to be aired this week, he says he feels “betrayed” by Manchester United, and claims that individuals within the club are seeking to force him out.
Here’s all the information you need to know about the full explosive interview and what Ronaldo has said about Manchester United, manager Erik ten Hag, and his United future.
Where to watch Ronaldo’s ‘Piers Morgan Uncensored’ full interview
Piers Morgan’s interview with Cristiano Ronaldo will appear on the pundit’s show ‘Piers Morgan Uncensored’, which is on TalkTV.
The show has aired on weeknights in the U.K. since April, 2022.
What did Ronaldo say about Manchester United, Erik ten Hag?
While the full interview has not yet aired, the show has released some quotes to promote the programme.
Morgan has also produced a written version of the interview for the Sun newspaper, in which the Portugal star’s contempt for the club’s hierarchy is made explicitly clear.
In the first clip released, Ronaldo claims multiple times that he feels “betrayed” by individuals at Manchester United. He claims the coach is part of that group, and at Morgan’s prompting, also those at the “senior executive level.”
Morgan asks, “You feel like you’re being forced out?” To which Ronaldo replies, “Yes. Not only the coach, but a few other two or three guys there around the club.”
When is CR7 full interview being shown?
The exclusive 90-minute interview with CR7 will be shown over two nights on, Nov. 16 and Nov. 17.
It will be broadcast at 8p.m. GMT (3p.m. ET) in the U.K.
