Speaking on ITV, Roy Keane said: "I don't think it's been a draining season yet, that's all to come with the intensity of the games and obviously there will be a lot more at stake. That cannot come into play for Manchester United.
"I wouldn't want to hear that type of talk. You cant moan about playing lots of games when you’ve been in lots of competitions, that’s the type of club Man United have always been. You've got to get on with it.
"You see all the top players playing 60, 70, 80 games the Cristiano Ronaldos, the Lionel Messis and these guys are under pressure every week, that's part of the package of playing for a big club — that's the challenge."
Man United, who have already got all the way through to the Carabao Cup final, are facing the prospect of playing the maximum number of games this season.
The Red Devils will be competing in the Premier League, the Europa League and the FA Cup when club football gets back underway after the international break.
