Cristiano Ronaldo has set three revised targets in a defiant message to Manchester United supporters.
Having finished as runners-up to Manchester City last season, the Old Trafford giants saw their Premier League title dreams left in tatters before the November international break - and United were also eliminated from the Carabao Cup by West Ham.
Searching for a first trophy since 2017, Ralf Rangnick and co remain in the FA Cup and Champions League.
Middlesbrough and Spanish champions Atletico Madrid are next up in those respective competitions.
When it comes to the Premier League, meanwhile, United are set for a battle to clinch top-four this campaign with Arsenal, Tottenham and the Hammers also in that particular race.
So what represents a successful term for Ronaldo and his teammates?
During a 20-minute interview with Sky Sports, he said: "Right now? I hope to win one title. I want to go through in the Champions League. Right now, where we are, [we want] to be in the top-four."
Sharing a message with United supporters, Ronaldo added: "[I want them to] be the same they were until now, the fans. We are going to give our best and we are going to try to change things for a better way.
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"I thank you for their support and carry on like that. When they are like that, we are more positive.
"When we are together I think we can improve a lot."
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