Breaking news: Ronaldo gave players a shocking talks as he zoom out of training ground with car ,here is what he said ,situation explained .

 Cristiano Ronaldo did his best to avoid 

the cameras as he skulked in the back 

of a car when leaving Manchester United

 training on Tuesday.

The Portuguese star, at the centre of a phone

-smashing storm, seemingly hoped to stay

 out of the spotlight with a surreptitious 

exit in the back of a dark Porsche from the

 club's Carrington training ground in 

the afternoon.

Ronaldo is dealing with the aftermath

 of smashing a mobile phone from a young

 Everton fan's hand when leaving the pitch 

after their 1-0 defeat against the relegation

-threatened Toffees on Saturday.

Merseyside Police are looking into the 

incident and have appealed for more information

. They also confirmed that they were 

liaising with both clubs.

Sarah Kelly, the mum of Everton supporter

 Jake Harding, a 14-year-old autistic 

boy, has alleged to the Liverpool Echo that

 Ronaldo 'assaulted' her son, claiming 

the player's actions bruised Jake's hand.

Ronaldo apologised on Instagram on Saturday

 night for his 'outburst' and invited the pair 

to Old Trafford as a gesture of 'fair-play 

and sportsmanship'. However, the pair 

have refused his invitation, insisting they

 'don't owe him a favour'.

Kelly said: 'United have handled it terribly

 and it's just made things even worse

 to be honest.'

Responding to Ronaldo's 'backhanded' 

apology, she added: 'The way I see it is,

 if someone assaulted him in the street 

and then asked us to go around for dinner, 

we wouldn't. Just because he's Cristiano 

Ronaldo, why would we do it? It's like 

we owe him a favour, but I'm sorry, we don't.'

'We've kindly declined the offer to go 

to United because Jake doesn't want to go 

there and he doesn't want to see Ronaldo. 

He's made that pretty clear. They're not

 my words, they're my son's words.

It's affected him more than it's affected 

me, so I have put everything to him to make

 his own mind up on - he doesn't want to 

go to United, he doesn't want to go to see

 Ronaldo. All that I'm saying right now 

is that it's in the hands of the police'.

A spokesperson for Manchester United 

confirmed that the club will cooperate 

with the FA and the police's inquiries.

In the wake of the incident, Ronaldo 

has been widely criticised as a 'prima donna

' and setting a bad example. Former Newcastle

 defender Jose Enrique also slammed him, 

saying Ronaldo 'believes he is God', 

and admitted he doesn't like him.