In a dramatic new interview that has sent shockwaves through the football world, global superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has launched a fresh, stinging critique on his former club, Manchester United. The Al-Nassr forward, speaking once again to Piers Morgan, declared that the club “still don’t have a structure” and warned that new manager Ruben Amorim cannot “perform miracles” at Old Trafford.
Despite affirming his deep affection for the club, Ronaldo expressed profound disappointment with its current state. “For me, I’m sad because that’s one of the most important clubs in the world, a club I still have in my heart,” Ronaldo stated. He lamented the lack of a clear long-term plan, saying, “You have to follow intelligent people and create a base for the future… Right now, they don’t have a structure.”
Commenting on the new manager, Ronaldo was sympathetic but brutally honest about the scale of the challenge. “He is doing his best, but he can’t do miracles,” the 39-year-old said, invoking a famous Portuguese saying, “Miracles only happen in Fatima.”
This interview echoes his explosive 2022 sit-down with Morgan, which led to his exit from the club. Ronaldo reiterated that United have made “zero progress” in key areas like sports science and long-term vision compared to their European rivals, insisting, “A club of that dimension should be top of the tree. Unfortunately, they are not.”
