Club legend Roy Keane has stated that he has not been left too impressed with the positive form of Jose Mourinho's Manchester United over the past few months.
Following a difficult start to the season, United have recovered in fine fashion and are currently on a sensational 16-match unbeaten run in the Premier League, while they have enjoyed success in the EFL Cup, FA Cup and the Europa League recently as well.
Despite United's significantly improved performances though, former captain Keane isn't all that keen on the Red Devils as they somehow still remain rooted to 6th place on the league table and the ex-midfielder added that he will only be convinced once his former side is able to beat the top teams.
Keane, who also took aim at Mourinho, potted United at a fundraising event ahead of their EFL Cup win on Sunday.
"I've very little time for Mourinho," he said.
"I look at United and the run they're on now.
"They're sixth in the league. People are like, 'I can see progress' - [but] they're sixth in the league. They've beaten no one in three months.
"I judge United on the big games. Chelsea and one or two others are coming up now. If you want to play for United and be successful they are the games you have to be winning."
