Liverpool's legend verdict on Cristiano Ronaldo, fans can't believe what he said

We can all agree that Robbie Fowler is one of the most Legendary strikers of all time. The Englishman was known for his goalscoring ability during his playing days, and he's now a respected voice in the footballing world. In a recent interview, Fowler spoke about how he believes Cristiano Ronaldo has been treated poorly by Manchester United. Fowler understands Ronaldo as he's been in a similar situation himself.

The Liverpool legend was also unappreciated by his club at times, and he knows how that feels. It's always interesting to hear what Robbie Fowler has to say, and we think he makes some valid points in this case. Do you agree with him? Fowler began his career at Liverpool, where he quickly established himself as one of the best young strikers in the country. He scored a hat-trick on his debut against Fulham and went on to score over 100 goals for the Reds.

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Fowler was a key player in Liverpool's treble-winning season (English Cups and UEFA Cup) of 2000/01, scoring important goals in both the FA Cup and UEFA Cup. In 2003, Fowler left Liverpool to join Leeds United, but he was unable to replicate his previous success and eventually left the club after just one season. He then had spells with Manchester City and Cardiff City before retiring in 2012.

Robbie Fowler's opinion on Cristiano Ronaldo

Robbie Fowler has come out in support of Cristiano Ronaldo, saying that he understands why the Portuguese star has been so unhappy at Manchester United. He said: "As a player, it is hard to get your head around that you aren't the first player being picked for the team. But what do you do? You go out there and perform at training and do everything you need to do, but it doesn’t really matter. That's why I left Liverpool for Leeds. I felt I was forced out of the club by not playing but I needed to go and play for my own sanity."