Cristiano Ronaldo has expressed his sadness for Manchester United's current state under new manager Ruben Amorim. The Portuguese superstar claims that miracles cannot work at Old Trafford, suggesting that the club's lack of structure is a major issue. Ronaldo believes that a strong foundation from youth is essential to create a winning team.
Ronaldo, who has had an illustrious career with Manchester United and holds numerous records for the club, shared his thoughts during an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored. He stated, "What are you gonna do? Miracles? Miracles are impossible." Ronaldo pointed out that even top players can't single-handedly save a struggling team.
Ronaldo's comments come after Manchester United recorded their worst Premier League finish last season and were trophyless in the Europa League. The club is still searching for its footing under Amorim, who has managed to steer the team to three consecutive wins before this weekend's draw against Nottingham Forest.
Gary Neville, a former Manchester United player and pundit, has expressed similar sentiments about the need for a strong spine of experienced players in midfield and defense. Neville believes that players like Harry Maguire and Matthijs De Ligt should be doing better to support Amorim's team.
Ronaldo also revealed that he is planning to retire soon from playing football, with his sights set on reaching 1,000 goals in his career. The Portuguese forward has already achieved this milestone several times over the course of his illustrious career. Ronaldo acknowledged that retiring will be a difficult experience but stated that he has been preparing for it since the age of 25.
The comments from both Ronaldo and Neville highlight the challenges facing Manchester United under Amorim's management. While the club remains optimistic about its future, it is clear that significant changes are needed to restore the team's former glory.
Ronaldo, who has had an illustrious career with Manchester United and holds numerous records for the club, shared his thoughts during an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored. He stated, "What are you gonna do? Miracles? Miracles are impossible." Ronaldo pointed out that even top players can't single-handedly save a struggling team.
Ronaldo's comments come after Manchester United recorded their worst Premier League finish last season and were trophyless in the Europa League. The club is still searching for its footing under Amorim, who has managed to steer the team to three consecutive wins before this weekend's draw against Nottingham Forest.
Gary Neville, a former Manchester United player and pundit, has expressed similar sentiments about the need for a strong spine of experienced players in midfield and defense. Neville believes that players like Harry Maguire and Matthijs De Ligt should be doing better to support Amorim's team.
Ronaldo also revealed that he is planning to retire soon from playing football, with his sights set on reaching 1,000 goals in his career. The Portuguese forward has already achieved this milestone several times over the course of his illustrious career. Ronaldo acknowledged that retiring will be a difficult experience but stated that he has been preparing for it since the age of 25.
The comments from both Ronaldo and Neville highlight the challenges facing Manchester United under Amorim's management. While the club remains optimistic about its future, it is clear that significant changes are needed to restore the team's former glory.
seems like man utd is in a rough spot rn... i feel bad for ronaldo & gary neville trying to give constructive feedback 
but honestly, miracle worker ruben amorim might not be the right guy for the job 
they need someone with a clear vision & more stability behind the scenes 
like, what's the plan? how's the youth setup looking? got any big signings lined up? 
hope the club can figure it out before ronaldo actually does hang up his boots 
I don't know if I fully trust these quotes from CR7... where's the video of the interview? Can we see him saying those words himself? And what exactly does "miracles" mean in this context? Is it just a fancy way of saying "we need to spend more money"? 
And where are these " sources" that Ronaldo and Neville are talking about? Are they just making this stuff up as they go along? 
I feel bad for Man U fans 
️. It's not all about him tho 
. They need to work on their youth academy 
and create a solid foundation from there. Amorim needs to build that strong spine 
Gary Neville was right too 
. Players like Harry Maguire and De Ligt are crucial for the team 
is sad news 
️. The club needs him now more than ever 
. But, he's been preparing for it since 25 
. Time flies 
.
. New players, new style, new everything 
. It won't be easy tho 
. It'll take time and effort from everyone involved 
. Let's root for them 
!
. Gary Neville's point about having a strong spine in midfield and defense is key 
Either way, it's time for some serious soul-searching at Old Trafford 
.
. Nowadays, it just seems like they're trying to patch things up with big-name signings rather than investing in the future 
. And yeah, Gary's spot on about Harry Maguire not being doing enough for the team... I was always a big fan of his game 
. Anyway, Ronaldo's planning to retire soon? That's a shame, he'll be missed 
.