Cristiano Ronaldo talked about Manchester United in his interview with Piers Morgan.
- Morgan: Man United really isn't getting anywhere. I'd say since that interview, they've even gone backward. Where exactly does Man United's problem lie, and how should it be solved?
- Ronaldo: Honestly, seeing the club's current situation makes me sad—this is one of the most important clubs in world football, and it still holds a special place in my heart for obvious reasons. Man United needs to work with wise managers to lay solid foundations for the future.
- Ronaldo: Think about how academy players like Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, and David Beckham grew into superstars years ago. But today's Man United lacks that kind of structural framework, and I hope to see changes in the future.
- Ronaldo: This club's potential is amazing—it's one of the most influential clubs of this century.
- Morgan: Do you still follow Man United's match results? Does it hurt to see them in such a difficult situation?
- Ronaldo: Of course! I played there for many years, won the Champions League, Ballon d'Or, and a dozen or so trophies. As I've repeatedly emphasized, Man United will always be in my heart. But we must be honest about the reality: they're on the wrong track and need a radical change. In my view, this isn't just about the coach or the players.
- Morgan: There's a young Portuguese manager now—what do you think of him?
- Ronaldo: He's given everything he can! What more can you ask for? A miracle? There's a saying in Portugal: miracles only happen in Fatima (a Catholic pilgrimage site). Even though Man United has excellent players, some lack the right competitive attitude.
- Ronaldo: What is the true Man United spirit? It's the belief of never giving up, the tradition of continuous winning. Today, this trait is fading, and we must rediscover the foundations on which the club built its success.