"I grew up for 18 years not seeing my club win a league title, I'm used to it, I have no problem with it. I then spent the most incredible 20 years of my life being part of something where we won plenty of titles. I've seen both sides of it, and I am not in a rush, I'm not going anywhere, I'm still going to be a Manchester United fan until the day I die and that will never change. Nadal will be bidding for a men's record 21st major title at the Australian Open, which is scheduled to start on January 17. He had started all of Liverpool's opening four Premier League games after an impressive pre-season and season-long loan at Blackburn during 2020-21. "I'm not saying Manchester United don't need strengthening in a few areas but this is a very good group of players who should be able to achieve a lot. They are so talented, there's a lot of youth, but they need someone to come in who is able to harness them, bring them together as a group, get them to believe in a way of playing and get some results before the end of the season.