Amorim 'doesn't know how long it will take' to win title

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It emerged this week that Manchester United board member Sir Dave Brailsford has told club staff about a 'Mission 21' to go alongside its 'Project 150'.
The idea is to tie in a 21st league title with the celebrations to mark Manchester United's 150th anniversary in 2028.
On current evidence, getting that figure in the space of three years is going to be a tough task.
Head coach Ruben Amorim knows the demands of the club, without even needing to go into specifics around if he has been told about 'Mission 21' or 'Project 150' in the discussions he had with the club's chiefs before taking the job.
But he can offer no guarantees about achieving it.
"I said from day one our focus is to win the Premier League," he said. "But I don't know how long it will take.
"We are in a difficult situation but we can change everything in a few years."