Cristiano Ronaldo Criticizes Manchester United’s Management, Backs New Coach Ruben Amorim

Ronaldo compares United’s struggles to a recurring problem in an 'aquarium,' while expressing hope for improvement under Amorim’s leadership.

Cristiano Ronaldo, speaking at the Globe Soccer Awards in Dubai, criticized Manchester United’s structural issues, stating the club’s problems go beyond coaching changes.
Ronaldo likened United’s recurring struggles to an 'aquarium' where fixing individual issues fails to address systemic problems, reiterating comments he made over a year ago.
Manchester United is currently 14th in the Premier League standings, with new coach Ruben Amorim losing five of his first 10 matches since replacing Erik ten Hag.
Despite the team’s poor form, Ronaldo expressed confidence in Amorim’s abilities, highlighting his success in Portugal but acknowledging the Premier League’s unique challenges.
Ronaldo hinted at a potential future in club ownership, stating he would address the club’s deeper issues if he were in charge.