Cristiano Ronaldo has sent a strong message to his Manchester United teammates after a disappointing first half of the season.
The Red Devils find themselves four points adrift of a UEFA Champions League spot at the start of the new year after mixed bag of results in the first half of the campaign.
United, however, remain unbeaten under interim manager Ralf Rangnick but Ronaldo says he is not happy with the way things are panning out at the moment.
"2021 is coming to an end and it was far from being an easy year, despite my 47 goals scored across all competitions," the Portugal star wrote on Instagram.
"Two different clubs and five different coaches. One Euro Final Stage played with my National Team and one World Cup Qualification left pending for 2022.
"At Juventus, I was proud to win the Italian Cup and the Italian Supercup, and become the Série A Top Scorer.
"For Portugal, becoming the Euro Top Scorer was also a high point this year. And of course, my return to Old Trafford will always be one of the most iconic moments in my career.
"But I'm not happy with what we are achieving in Man. United. None of us are happy, I'm sure of that.
"We know that we have to work harder, play better and deliver way more than we are delivering right now."
