C Lang mentioned in the trailer that he felt that he was not respected by Tanshager. In the full-length interview, he specifically mentioned that he refused to play as a backup in the battle against Tottenham, left the field early and was suspended for one game internally. He expressed regret for this decision, but at the same time felt that Tanshager deliberately stimulated him: “A player like me should not only play for 3 minutes… He didn’t use me in the game against Manchester City, and said after the game that he respected my career, and then this There is no logic at all.” On the other hand, he said that if Manchester United withdraws from the Premier League bid, he will support Arsenal in the bid, expressing that he likes the team style led by Adidas.
Since the release of the interview film, there have been voices pointing out that C Lang, who is publicly negative, will be sold by Manchester United in January next year, or even terminated early. The 37-year-old admitted that he had been offered a two-year contract of 350 million euros by the Saudi club Hilal this summer, but rejected the other party because he “felt that he could still contribute to the Portuguese army and Manchester United”. As for the future, he said that if there is a suitable ball, he will formulate tactics around him, and he believes that he can still maintain his performance until he is 40 years old.
C Lang missed the Portuguese team’s friendly match against Nigeria this morning due to gastroenteritis, but the team still scored twice with club teammate Pannu Fernandis, midfielder Joe Mario and recruit Gansha Lulamo Sri Lanka’s backup was the icing on the cake, winning 4:0. After the game, Fernandis said that C Lang will play in the World Cup for the fifth time, which is very rare. He also responded positively that the handshake clip with C Lang was just a joke, smashing the rumors of discord: “This is the Portuguese team, and Manchester United will be my team after the World Cup. A place to focus. I haven’t had a problem with anyone and will do my own thing.”