MU makes an unbelievable mistake with Ronaldo

A rare slip-up on social media made MU the focus of attention by posting birthday wishes to Cristiano Ronaldo but mistakenly tagging an unrelated account, sparking a wave of reactions online.

Manchester United recently created a somewhat awkward and amusing moment on social media when sending birthday greetings to Cristiano Ronaldo, but tagged a completely unrelated account by mistake.

Specifically, on their official fanpage, Manchester United shared a photo of Ronaldo in his familiar red kit alongside a birthday message for the Portuguese star. However, instead of linking to CR7’s personal page, the tag pointed to a strange account not connected to the player mentioned. This error quickly caught fans’ attention, leading to many humorous and curious comments about how the management team managed to “click the wrong tag.”

Although just a minor social media slip, the incident reminded fans of the special and complex relationship between Ronaldo and Manchester United. The forward, born in 1985, had one of the most brilliant periods of his career at Old Trafford from 2003 to 2009. During this time, he helped the “Red Devils” win three Premier League titles, one Champions League and one FIFA Club World Cup, while also developing into one of the world’s top stars.

It was with Manchester United that Ronaldo first reached the pinnacle of fame by winning the Ballon d’Or in 2008. In the summer of 2021, CR7 made a surprising return to Old Trafford, but this reunion did not end happily. By November 2022, both parties agreed to terminate the contract, closing the second chapter of their emotional relationship.

Recently, rumors about Ronaldo potentially returning to Manchester United for a third time have intensified, stemming from conflicts with Al Nassr’s management and the Saudi Public Investment Fund. The Portuguese superstar is reportedly unhappy with the club’s weak transfer activity, as Al Nassr only signed Haydeer Abdulkareem and suspended the sporting director Simao Coutinho and CEO Jose Semedo from their duties.

In this context, what seemed like a harmless “wrong tag” has fueled even more online chatter about the unresolved bond between Ronaldo and Manchester United.