Cristiano Ronaldo is setting a bad example at Manchester United, says former Red Devils player Paul Ince, who believes the Portuguese star has attracted a lot of attention from the rest of the squad.

In the summer Ronaldo returned with great fanfare to the house where he had once made a name for himself, but his return to Old Trafford has slowly turned into a nightmare in recent months.

Because he is experiencing the longest period without scoring a goal in the last 13 years.

The 37-year-old is expressing feelings of dissatisfaction and confusion and Ince admits that Ronaldo is now another player from the one who once adorned the club.

He has failed to inspire his teammates in difficulty this season with his attitude.

“This is not Ronaldo 19 years ago, when he first came to Old Trafford – this is 37-year-old Ronaldo,” said Ince.

“When people say he will be very good for the club and the youngsters, the thought will go that way. “But he is running towards the dressing room and expressing anger and disappointment like a fox,” underlined Ince

He added: “To me, this is a bad example.”