Cristiano Ronaldo gives his take on Jose Mourinho’s arrival at Manchester United
Cristiano Ronaldo believes that Jose Mourinho‘s arrival at Manchester United will give Red Devils their identity back.
He’s already signed, hasn’t he? I think it’s good. If it’s something United wanted I think it’s good.
“I hope Manchester United get back to being what they were because it’s an impressive club but in the last years they lacked an identity a bit,” Ronaldo told Spanish TV station, La Sexta.
Cristiano Ronaldo gives his take on Jose Mourinho’s arrival at Manchester United
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“You can always learn from your Coaches. Some things can be learned and not others. I saw different things from him than from other Coaches, but obviously there are things no one can teach you. You’ve either got it or you haven’t,” Ronaldo replied, AS reports.
Ronaldo reveals he had a difficult relationship with former Real Madrid manager Rafa Benitez, but everything is fine under Zidane.
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“You can get something positive from Coaches. I’m not only talking about free kicks but how you strike the ball, how you dribble, but that’s their thing.
“Benitez would say ‘ok.’ There are some things you can’t debate with someone else because you think differently, so you just say thanks and that’s it.
“Zidane is smart. He doesn’t talk a lot. The ones who talk a lot don’t pay a lot of attention. He’s shy but very positive. I identify with these people. He is very professional. I hope he wins his first Champions League as a Coach and stays for years. He hasn’t got a lot of experience as a Coach but he’s finding his way well, his style and I like it.”
“Yes, it might be. But if we win it means the season has been excellent, and to lose is a failure. They’re the two points. I’d prefer to end with a season at the top. We will win the Champions League.
“Cristiano always plays the games that count. I’ll be 100%. I’ll be better on Saturday than in Lisbon [in the 2014 final also against Atletico]. My hamstring was full of pain then. It’s terrible because there are times you know you can give more but you don’t because your body won’t allow it.”