Cristiano Ronaldo's high standards may be part of what has made him an all-time great of the game, but according to Manchester United legend Mike Phelan, they also saw the forward 'lose' some of his Red Devils team-mates.
The Portuguese icon had two spells at Old Trafford throughout his storied career, first signing from Sporting in 2003, spending six years under Sir Alex Ferguson before a move to Real Madrid.
With Los Blancos the now-38-year-old rocketed to the forefront of the sport, winning five Ballon d'Or awards and four Champions Leagues before departing for a new challenge at Juventus in 2018.