Roma coach Jose Mourinho has sung the praises of former Manchester United chief exec Richard Arnold.
Arnold resigned from United last month.
"They still have a CEO who is an amazing person, who I would love to have had during my time there, that's Richard Arnold, who is probably now leaving," Mourinho told the Obi One podcast.
"I had him as a Commercial Director, not a CEO, and I would love to have had him on my side in my time there, but the club wasn't easy. I don't have regrets because I gave everything.
"The Man United fans know I gave everything, they know how much I love the club. I went there once with Sky, I was in the box giving my comments and the whole stadium turned to me applauding and singing for me.
"If that happens when I go to Inter, Real Madrid, Porto or Chelsea you say it's because of everything we won.
"But when you go to Man United, a club with that history, and they do that for a coach who only won a Europa League, League Cup, Charity Shield and finished second, you arrive at the conclusion that they know I gave everything I could."
