After moving to Manchester United, in Cristiano Ronaldo's first interview, the Portuguese star revealed the role of legendary coach Alex Ferguson in "Historic Comeback."

Speaking to Manchester United, Ronaldo stressed that he was very eager to play in front of the Red Devils, and aspired to the titles.

Confirming his role in his career, Ronaldo said: "As everyone knows, since I signed with Manchester at the age of 18, Sir Alex Ferguson has been the lead player. I remember when we played against Manchester United when I was at Sporting Lisbon. Sir Alex Ferguson is like a father in football for me. "

He added: "He helped me a lot and, of course, he played a big part in the relationship that we had, we've been in constant contact all along. I really loved him a lot and he was the key to me being where I am now signing with Manchester United. "

Ronaldo has previously played with Ole Gunnar Solshire, and the latter is now his new coach at Manchester United.

Ronaldo said: "We had a conversation, but of course I'll have time to talk to him face to face to see what he expects of me. I played with him for two or three years at Manchester United, so I have a good relationship with him, but now with a different role, I'm a player and he's a coach. "

He added: "My relationship with him is great, and as I said before, I'm here in Manchester to help the team achieve the expected results and the coach can count on me for whatever he wants. So I'm available for everything. "

About the Manchester Winnipad crowd, Ronaldo stressed, "I remember very well that they're still singing my song, which makes me feel happier, my responsibility is to deliver everything on the pitch like I did before, and all the time I try to do my best to help the team score and win, and I hope to see them very soon."