Revealed : players from the Bench reveals Ronaldo insult to his coach after being subbed ,here is what the said .

 Victory over Brentford was not enough

 to calm Cristiano Ronaldo's temper 

on Wednesday, as the Manchester United

 star reacted angrily to being withdrawn 

towards the end of his side's 3-1 win.

Goals from Anthony Elanga, Mason 

Greenwood and Marcus Rashford were 

enough to see United through at 

Brentford Community Stadium and

 ended a run of two Premier League 

games without a win.

But Ronaldo was not happy with 

Ralf Rangnick's decision to take 

him off and made his feelings known

 on the bench.

The Portugal striker had not 

featured for United since January 3 

due to a hip problem.

And on his return to the team after

 two games out, he failed to make

 the scoresheet as the Reds' young

 attacking stars took centre-stage.

Once Greenwood put his side 2-0 

up after 70 minutes, interim manager 

Rangnick chose to take the veteran 

out of the game and bring on Harry 

Maguire to bolster his defence.

That decision, however, did not impress

 Ronaldo.

"Why me? Why me ... Why would

 you take me off?" he was seen to 

mutter as he trudged off the pitch 

before throwing his jacket to the floor.

His frustration continued as he sat 

alone on a step, before Rangnick 

came over to offer some apparent 

words of comfort to his vexed star.

Since returning to United Ronaldo 

has made his presence felt mostly 

in the Champions League, where a 

remarkable run of six goals in five 

games led the Reds to first place 

in their group.

Domestically, though, both he 

and his club have more of a mixed record.

Eight goals in 17 games marks 

a solid if relatively unspectacular 

tally in front of the net for the lethal 

scorer, while United remain in seventh

 place despite Wednesday's victory,

 two points off West Ham in the last 

Champions League qualifying spot.

Recent reports, moreover, suggest 

that the ex-Real Madrid and Juventus

 ace is unsettled at Old Trafford and 

could even seek a move away should 

United fail to make the Champions 

League for 2022-23.