Cristiano Ronaldo has expressed his doubts about the ability of Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim to turn the team's fortunes around, saying that "miracles are impossible". The 40-year-old Portugal forward made these comments in an interview with Piers Morgan. Ronaldo's concerns come after a tumultuous period for the club, which includes a poor league performance and high-profile sackings. He believes that Amorim is not equipped to make significant changes and that the team needs a more drastic overhaul.
Manchester United: Ruben Amorim's not going to do miracles - Cristiano Ronaldo
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idk how i feel about this lol... cristiano ronaldo's comments sound pretty harsh, but at the same time, he has a point 
... amorim does have a tough job ahead of him, especially considering the current state of the team. i mean, they've had some major ups and downs lately, which is not exactly ideal for any manager 
. that being said, maybe ronaldo's comments are a bit unfair? doesn't he know that every team goes through bad phases? 
... still, you can see why he'd be skeptical about amorim's ability to turn things around... the question now is: will the club listen to his concerns and make some changes or just sweep it under the rug 
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... amorim does have a tough job ahead of him, especially considering the current state of the team. i mean, they've had some major ups and downs lately, which is not exactly ideal for any manager . that being said, maybe ronaldo's comments are a bit unfair? doesn't he know that every team goes through bad phases? ... still, you can see why he'd be skeptical about amorim's ability to turn things around... the question now is: will the club listen to his concerns and make some changes or just sweep it under the rug ?idk man ronaldo sounds like he's just throwing his hands up in the air rn, it's like he's given up on the team 
. i mean can't he see that amorim is trying to make some changes and shake things up? maybe he's not the right guy for the job but to say miracles are impossible is just negative energy 
. what if they do happen and the team starts winning again? ronaldo should be supporting his teammates instead of tearing them down . i think we need more positivity and less criticism in football 
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. i mean can't he see that amorim is trying to make some changes and shake things up? maybe he's not the right guy for the job but to say miracles are impossible is just negative energy . what if they do happen and the team starts winning again? ronaldo should be supporting his teammates instead of tearing them down . i think we need more positivity and less criticism in football .I don't know man, I feel like CR7 is being kinda harsh on Ruben Amorim . I get what he's saying, the team has been struggling lately, but can't we give the new manager a chance to figure things out? 
It's not easy coming in and turning around a team that's been through some tough times, you know? And let's be real, miracles do happen, right? 
I mean, look at Leicester City, they were like the underdogs and still won the league once. Anything can happen with the right team dynamic and a bit of luck 
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I think what we need is not just some drastic overhaul, but a collective effort from everyone involved in the club - the manager, players, staff... everyone
. We should be supporting each other and working together to get this team back on track 
. Let's give Ruben Amorim a chance to show us what he can do, we might just be surprised .
. I get what he's saying, the team has been struggling lately, but can't we give the new manager a chance to figure things out? It's not easy coming in and turning around a team that's been through some tough times, you know? And let's be real, miracles do happen, right? I mean, look at Leicester City, they were like the underdogs and still won the league once. Anything can happen with the right team dynamic and a bit of luck .I think what we need is not just some drastic overhaul, but a collective effort from everyone involved in the club - the manager, players, staff... everyone
. We should be supporting each other and working together to get this team back on track . Let's give Ruben Amorim a chance to show us what he can do, we might just be surprised .
Ronaldo's comments seem harsh but maybe he's right 
. The way things have been going at Old Trafford, it does feel like they need a shake-up ASAP 
. A new manager might be able to bring in some fresh ideas and get the team back on track 
️. I'm not saying Amorim is the problem, but Ronaldo's words carry some weight . It's hard to deny that Manchester United have been struggling for years now 
. Maybe it's time for them to take a different approach? 
I gotta agree with CR7 on this one ! Manchester United's form has been pretty meh lately, and it's hard to see them getting back on track anytime soon . I mean, Ruben Amorim's got experience, but turning the team around is a massive task 
. It's like trying to put together a puzzle with missing pieces 
! You need someone who can make some big changes and shake things up, not just tweak the edges 
. Ronaldo's right, miracles are impossible 
... or at least they're gonna take some time, effort, and maybe even a few transfer windows 
! #ManchesterUnited #Cr7 #RubenAmorim
! Manchester United's form has been pretty meh lately, and it's hard to see them getting back on track anytime soon . I mean, Ruben Amorim's got experience, but turning the team around is a massive task . It's like trying to put together a puzzle with missing pieces ! You need someone who can make some big changes and shake things up, not just tweak the edges . Ronaldo's right, miracles are impossible ... or at least they're gonna take some time, effort, and maybe even a few transfer windows ! #ManchesterUnited #Cr7 #RubenAmorim I'm surprised by CR7's comments, mate... I mean, everyone's got doubts when their team's not performing well, but you'd think he'd be supportive of his new gaffer 
. Amorim might not have been around for long, but come on, 40 years old and he's already questioning the guy? 
That said, if I was in Ronaldo's shoes, I'd want someone who knows what they're doing too... maybe a bit more experience would be helpful for United right now . I'm not one to call out the players, but it feels like they need some serious restructuring on and off the pitch ️. Maybe a fresh start for everyone involved? I'm still trying to wrap my head around this one... I mean, Ronaldo's been playing for Manchester United for ages now, he should know what they need. But honestly, I think he's being a bit harsh on Ruben Amorim. The guy's only in charge for a hot second, and already he's getting backlash from Ronaldo? 
It feels like the fans are already writing off Amorim before he's even had a chance to make any real changes.
And yeah, Manchester United's had some rough patches recently... but I don't think it's fair to say that miracles aren't possible. I mean, look at what Pep Guardiola did with City - they went from being mediocre to one of the top teams in the country almost overnight!
It just goes to show that you need the right people in place and a bit of luck to turn things around.
I'm not saying Ronaldo's wrong, but maybe he should give Amorim a bit more time to prove himself?
We've seen it happen before with managers like Mourinho and Fergie - they got a lot of flak from the fans, but still managed to turn the team around in the end. Let's not write off Ruben just yet! 
I mean, Ronaldo's been playing for Manchester United for ages now, he should know what they need. But honestly, I think he's being a bit harsh on Ruben Amorim. The guy's only in charge for a hot second, and already he's getting backlash from Ronaldo? It feels like the fans are already writing off Amorim before he's even had a chance to make any real changes.And yeah, Manchester United's had some rough patches recently... but I don't think it's fair to say that miracles aren't possible. I mean, look at what Pep Guardiola did with City - they went from being mediocre to one of the top teams in the country almost overnight!
It just goes to show that you need the right people in place and a bit of luck to turn things around.I'm not saying Ronaldo's wrong, but maybe he should give Amorim a bit more time to prove himself?
We've seen it happen before with managers like Mourinho and Fergie - they got a lot of flak from the fans, but still managed to turn the team around in the end. Let's not write off Ruben just yet! Wow 
I think CR7's comments are spot on tbh . Manchester United has been struggling for ages, and it's hard to see how Ruben Amorim can turn things around overnight . I mean, the guy's done alright at Benfica and Sporting, but managing one of the biggest clubs in the world? That's a whole different level . Ronaldo's right that miracles are impossible, you need more than just some tweaks to your tactics to fix the team's problems . A complete overhaul is probably what Manchester United needs, but it's not going to be easy for Amorim to implement 
. It'll be interesting to see how he responds to these comments .
I think CR7's comments are spot on tbh . Manchester United has been struggling for ages, and it's hard to see how Ruben Amorim can turn things around overnight . I mean, the guy's done alright at Benfica and Sporting, but managing one of the biggest clubs in the world? That's a whole different level . Ronaldo's right that miracles are impossible, you need more than just some tweaks to your tactics to fix the team's problems . A complete overhaul is probably what Manchester United needs, but it's not going to be easy for Amorim to implement . It'll be interesting to see how he responds to these comments .I don't get why Ronaldo is being so harsh on his new manager ... like, I know the team's been struggling and all, but come on, can't you just give the guy some time to figure things out? I've seen some of Amorim's interviews and he seems really passionate about the club and wanting to turn it around. That's gotta count for something, right? 
My friends at school would freak if someone came in and started making drastic changes without even talking to them first... 
I mean, Ronaldo should know that kinda thing!
... like, I know the team's been struggling and all, but come on, can't you just give the guy some time to figure things out? I've seen some of Amorim's interviews and he seems really passionate about the club and wanting to turn it around. That's gotta count for something, right? My friends at school would freak if someone came in and started making drastic changes without even talking to them first... I mean, Ronaldo should know that kinda thing! I'm not sure I agree with Cristiano Ronaldo's views on Ruben Amorim's capabilities as Manchester United manager, but at the same time, it does sound like he's coming from a place of pragmatism. The fact that the team has had such a tumultuous period is undeniable, and change is often a necessary step in any organization. It's possible that Amorim is not the right fit for the job, and maybe some drastic overhauls are needed. However, it's also worth considering that football management is an incredibly complex task, requiring a deep understanding of tactics, player dynamics, and more. I'd love to see more analysis from Ronaldo on what specific changes he thinks need to be made, rather than just dismissing Amorim outright. Maybe there's value in giving the new manager some time to prove himself? idk about this lol , i mean CR7's been there, done that with many teams already . he's got some valid points tho 
, man utd's had some major issues lately and it's gonna take more than just a change in manager to turn things around 
. but at the same time, you gotta give Amorim some credit for taking on the job and trying to make it happen .
here's a stat that caught my eye tho: Manchester United have been struggling with squad depth issues , they just don't have enough quality players to compete against top teams like Liverpool and City ️. i think CR7's right, the team needs some major surgery to get back on track 
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btw, have you seen the stats on Manchester United's recent form? they've lost 4 out of their last 5 league games 
, it's been a tough ride for the red devils 
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, i mean CR7's been there, done that with many teams already . he's got some valid points tho , man utd's had some major issues lately and it's gonna take more than just a change in manager to turn things around . but at the same time, you gotta give Amorim some credit for taking on the job and trying to make it happen .here's a stat that caught my eye tho
: Manchester United have been struggling with squad depth issues , they just don't have enough quality players to compete against top teams like Liverpool and City ️. i think CR7's right, the team needs some major surgery to get back on track .btw, have you seen the stats on Manchester United's recent form
? they've lost 4 out of their last 5 league games , it's been a tough ride for the red devils .