Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has admitted the club has made mistakes – but stressed they must look to the future rather than dwell on the past.
In an extensive interview with Piers Morgan earlier this week, legendary former United star Cristiano Ronaldo said that while he thought his fellow Portuguese was doing a good job, Amorim could not work “miracles”.
Al-Nassr striker Ronaldo, a former international team-mate of Amorim, argued that while some of United’s players were good, others did not have the “mind” of a player for the club.
Asked to respond to Ronaldo’s comments as he spoke to the media before his side’s trip to Tottenham on Saturday (12:30 GMT), Amorim did not address them directly but stressed the need to look forward.
“He [Ronaldo] knows he has a huge impact with everything he says,” Amorim said.
“We know as a club we made a lot of mistakes in the past. We are trying to change that.
“Let’s not focus on what happened [in the past].
“We are changing a lot of things; the structure, the way we want the players to behave. We are improving. Let’s forget a little bit the past.”
