"There have been no problems between Wayne and Ronaldo," He told Sky Sports News.
"It's actually been quite funny at times the circus that has gone on.
"Obviously, they weren't team-mates at the time, they were trying to do their best for their countries.
"But they're back now, they're team-mates again and they are looking forward to the season starting.
"Look at the way he (Ronaldo) has come back into training, and with some of the goals he has scored already in pre-season.
"It's just been fantastic to see him back in action and I feel he is going to be a big player for us this season, a major threat.
"I know he has been vilified, but so have other players over the years. The club are used to dealing with it.
"He has had so much pressure on him anyway since he came to the club because of the price the club paid for him.
"But he showed at the World Cup what a talent he is, and he should have won the Young Player award."