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Footage of Manchester United fans shouting 'SIUUU' along with Cristiano Ronaldo during Thursday's 3-2 win over Arsenal has gone viral.
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Ronaldo scored a brace at Old Trafford as United came from behind in Michael Carrick's final game as caretaker manager.
It means the Portugal international busted out his iconic celebration twice, but it was the second time that caught everyone's attention.
After smashing his penalty past Aaron Ramsdale, Ronaldo ran to the corner flag, jumped, and was met with a massive ovation.
This angle of Manchester United celebrating Ronaldo's goal :fire:
(via @fredcaldeira)pic.twitter.com/KSlIlxiomL
- ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) December 2, 2021
Showing his famous number seven shirt to the Old Trafford terraces as his teammates wheeled over in joy, Ronaldo proved he's the ultimate showman.
Of the players who ran over, Diogo Dalot, Jadon Sancho and Alex Telles even copied the celebration.
That's when you know you've got the respect of younger players in the squad.
The whole stadium with the SIIIIIIIIUUUUUUU. Best sound in the world. https://t.co/a4EaBlMrJy
- :alien::skull: Papi Chulo :skull::alien: (@killian_heavey) December 3, 2021
The boy absolutely LOVES our club..
It's patently obvious every time he steps out in a shirt:blue_heart::blue_heart::blue_heart: #MUFC #Ronaldo #VIVARONALDO https://t.co/9MQn0ral9J
- Phil Rostron :soccer::thumbsup::beers: (@bigphil321) December 3, 2021
You hear it?? Lol https://t.co/tfpFAhB5B5
- 11/22 (@YaBoyAyo_95) December 3, 2021
I love how half of the squad did the Ronaldo celebration along with him :joy: https://t.co/cnlnP8HSlp
- Asher (@AsherTweetsHere) December 3, 2021
This doesn't get old. SIIIIUUUU https://t.co/9AAuDf68vn
- Meera (@MeeraManek) December 3, 2021
The 36-year-old now has 801 official goals in his career, the highest tally in world football right now.
United have moved up to seventh in the Premier League and will now be guided by interim manager Ralf Rangnick.
Carrick confirmed following the win he'd also be leaving his post as first-team coach, ending his 15 year association with the club.
Rangnick confirmed in his press conference on Friday he tried his hardest to keep Carrick around.
He said: "I got to know this two days and met with Michael [Carrick] and Kieran [McKenna]. I had a private conversation for about an hour and tried to convince him [Carrick] to stay on board."
United return to action on Sunday against Crystal Palace.
Featured Image Credit: @fredcaldeira/Twitter
Topics: Football, Manchester United, Premier League, Arsenal, Cristiano Ronaldo