British broadcaster Piers Morgan has called out Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag after Cristiano Ronaldo sizzled in Al-Nassr's Saudi Pro League win on Tuesday (October 24).
Ronaldo, 38, was among the goals in Al-Alami's thrilling 4-3 league win at home over Al-Duhai. After Talisca and Sadio Mane had scored either side of the break, Ronaldo made it 3-0 on the night.
Al-Duhail fought back with two goals from Ismael Mohamad and Almoez Ali, but Ronaldo restored the hosts' two-goal lead nine minutes from time. Although, the viisitors pulled another one back through Michael Olunga in the 85th minute, Al-Nassr held on for their sevenh league win in 10 games this season.
It was a superb brace from Ronaldo in the second period, with both strikes coming off his weaker left foot. The first was low to the left of the Al-Duhail 'keeper, while the second was sumptuous - a brilliant curler into the custodian's top right corner.
Considering United's general struggle for goals this season, Morgan took a dig at Ten Hag for orchestrating 'GOAT' Ronaldo's Old Trafford exit a year ago, tweeting:
"Two more brilliant goals last night from the GOAT Cristiano - with his weaker foot! Every day he keeps scoring like this makes Erik ten Hag look even dumber for driving him out of United."
Thanks to their win, Al-Nassr are back to third in the standings, four behind leaders Al-Hilal.
Cristiano Ronaldo in top form for Al-Nassr this season
Al-Nassr captain Cristiano Ronaldo has been in sizzling hot form for his club side this season. In 13 games across competitions, he has impressively racked up as many goals and six assists.
That includes a league-leading 11 strikes for Al-Alami, putting Ronaldo four clear of Al-Fateh's Mourad Batnaa and five ahead of his club teammate Sadio Mane, who arrived this summer from Bayern Munich.
Ronaldo's other goal and an assist in competitive club football this season have come in the AFC Champions League. The goal has come in the AFC Champions League, where Luis Castro's men have won their opening two games.