Manchester United s new head coach, Ruben Amorim, has expressed confidence in his ability to return the club to its rightful place at the pinnacle of football.
Amorim arrived in Manchester on Monday, following his appointment as Erik ten Hag s successor.
At 39, he becomes the seventh manager charged with restoring United's glory since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013. None of his predecessors managed to sustain a Premier League title challenge, progress beyond the Champions League quarter-finals, or complete three full seasons in charge.
In his first official comments to the club's media since arriving in the UK, the former Sporting CP manager vowed to change that narrative and restore United's winning tradition.
I will do everything to put this club back in the place where it belongs, he said. And I firmly believe we will succeed.