Carlos plays down United exit rumour
Manchester United assistant Carlos Queiroz has denied he is ready
to walk out on the club and insists he wants "to be a part of"
their future.
"It is just a misunderstanding, for sure," he told Sky Sports
News.
"I don't understand why that has come up, but the most important
thing is that I'm happy, I'm very happy with the job and the
position at Manchester United.
"The club is happy with me, so there's no reason to waste time with
that issue."
He added: "There is nothing to comment about that because there is
no sense to it."
Queiroz, 54, is thought to have played a key role in United's
plundering of the Portuguese league this summer for some of the
SuperLiga's top young talent in the form of Nani and
Anderson.
And with that promising duo being added to more established young
superstars such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Carlos Tevez and Wayne
Rooney, the former Real Madrid coach is adamant there are few
reasons to want to leave in the near future.
"Especially at this moment, we have made a lot of decisions with a
medium and long-term view," he added.
"We expect a lot of things from our youngest players, talented
players that we have got in the last season.
"So there are a lot of hopes and expectations about the future, and
I want to be part of that future - it is really a big challenge for
all of us."
