Manchester United winger Angel Di Maria, has admitted that he misses the Champions League, but vowed to help the club qualify for the competition next season.
The Argentina international was part of the Real Madrid team, that clinched the La Decima in May 2014, before sealing a £60million move to the Premier League.
United are not playing in Europe at all for the first time since 1995/1996 campaign, but are currently occupying the fourth position in the league.
“Yes, I do miss Champions League football,” he said in an interview with Sport magazine. “We will have to do our best this season so that we qualify for next year’s tournament.
“It won’t be easy. But some weeks ago we were seventh or eighth in the table, and now we are fourth. So we have to keep on working.
“The thing we aim for the most is qualifying for the Champions League, which is what this club deserves. I also want to win titles, but I am aware that we will have to go step-by-step since the manager and some of the players are new.”
United travel to Southampton on Monday night, on the back of four consecutive wins.
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