Ruben Amorim has refused to return his ambition to bring a title of the Premier League for Manchester United after being described as “naive” by the club -like Wayne Rooney.
United, who has 14th place in the current Premier League rating, was unloaded from the FA Cup on Sunday against Fulham, according to which an optimistic amorim was that his long-term focus was still on building a squad that can win the title of the league.
“I think it’s a little naive to say that you want to win the Premier League, because from where you are now, you are far away,” said Rooney Live BBC one In response to Amorim’s comments.
“I think he’ll get time, but it’s not a free hit because he will expect more from Manchester United than what we have seen since he wins in the Premier League.
Amorim interviewed Rooney’s claim, defended his high ambitions and struck the former United striker.
“No, that’s the goal,” emphasized Amorim. “To be naive means to believe that we will go [win the title] This season or we will be the best candidate for the next season.
“I know that everyone knows everything at this moment. I know it is really easy. I was an expert when I finished my career. I know it’s really easy.
“Our goal is to win the Premier League. Perhaps it is not for me, but our goal as a club, the board, is to win the Premier League, as we have done in the past with all the great fame and legends of this club.
“We want to do it better and we know that we are in a difficult moment. I’m not naive. That’s why I train Manchester United at the age of 40.”