Cristiano Ronaldo backs former Benfica man: Miracles only happen in Fátima | OneFootball

Cristiano Ronaldo defended Ruben Amorim. In another interview with Piers Morgan - available from 11:00 PM this Tuesday, November 4th - the captain of the National Team admitted that the former Benfica player is doing a good job at Manchester United, but the club has internal problems.

"For me, it's sad because it's one of the most important clubs in the world. I have that club in my heart for obvious reasons. You need to continue having smart people to create a foundation for the future, just like United had a few years ago. Giggs, Roy Keane, Beckham... They became great players, but they were young. At the moment, United lacks structure. I hope this changes in the near future because the club's potential is fantastic," he began by saying.

Asked if he still follows the Red Devils, Cristiano Ronaldo revealed: "Of course I follow them. I played there for so many years, won the Champions League, won 12 titles. It's in my heart, I love Manchester United. But we have to be honest and realize that they are not on the right path. They need to change, and I'm not talking about the players and the coach."

"Amorim? He is doing his best. What can he do? Miracles are impossible. In Portugal, we say that miracles only happen in Fátima. He won't perform miracles. Even the players. They have good players, but some of them don't understand what Manchester United is," Cristiano Ronaldo said.

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