Manchester United winger
Nani insists he has "no problem" with
Sir Alex Ferguson after his ill advised comments about
the manager in the Portuguese press lead to reports that his days
at Old Trafford were numbered.
Nani's remarks, published in Thursday's Sun, accused
Ferguson of undermining his confidence and painted a picture of a
foulmouthed boss who rules by fear. The Portugal international also
describe Ferguson as "a very complicated man" who "can go from
complimenting you to just plain trashing you in a matter of
minutes".
However, Nani, who has failed to establish himself at United
following a £17 million move from Sporting Lisbon in the summer of
2007, has now sought to play down the row.
"I often speak with the coach about my performance," Nani told
the Daily Mail. "I accept Ferguson's decision but I want
to have more minutes on the field.
"After Cristiano Ronaldo left, I wanted a bigger role, but the
coach picks the team. Against Chelsea I wanted a chance but it
didn't come. You need to accept bad moments, I have no problem with
the coach."