Sir Alex Ferguson has already told Ruben Amorim what he needs to change at Man United

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Former Manchester United assistant coach Steve Round believes Ruben Amorim can take the club forward, but patience will be needed at Old Trafford.

The Portuguese coach succeeded former manager Erik ten Hag in the dugout last month and has won two of his three games in charge so far.

Last time out, they brushed Everton aside 4-0 to move up into ninth in the league standings. Round, 54, worked at the Reds as an assistant to David Moyes following Sir Alex Ferguson's departure in 2013.

Their tenure failed to last an entire season and Moyes, along with his coaching staff, were dismissed in April 2014. READ MORE: Manchester United include exciting 16-year old-talent in Premier League squad for first time READ MORE: Why Leny Yoro is unlikely to start for Manchester United but could have a role vs Arsenal Speaking to Footy Accumulators, Round explained why their time at United was unsuccessful, and admitted Ferguson admitted prior to them taking the job that a rebuild was necessary at the club. “Sir Alex said to us before we came in, I remember Dave [Moyes] telling us that he's going to have to rebuild this as time goes by because there's a few players that are starting to age and you're going to have to turn that around over the coming few transfer windows," he said. “So we knew that there was a job to be done over time, but unfortunately, one, we didn't win enough games and two, we didn't get enough time.