Manchester United giant explains the reason for the stagnation of transfers! He boasts about winning the Premier League in 2028, and the darkness has passed

The specific schedule of the Premier League 2025/26 season will be officially released this Wednesday. Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada insists that although the club has experienced the worst season in Premier League history, beyond his expectations, he believes coach Ruben Amorin and believes that winning the Premier League again in 2028 is a "of course" task. After Berrada took office, he remained as former coach Tenhager. As a result, his record was poor, and Manchester United had to replace him with Amorin during the season. In the end, the team ranked 15th in the Premier League. With the UEFA Cup final losing to Tottenham, their hopes for the Champions League were shattered and they completely failed.

Berrada admitted to being shocked by the poor performance in the second half of the season, but he firmly believed that the decision to hire Amorin was right and would pay off next season. The former Manchester City director told Athletics: "We know that bringing Ruben (Amorin) during the season will make the team's performance more difficult. But the club sees it as a long-term investment next season, and we give Reuben time to understand the team, the club and the Premier League." The reason the Red Devils giant found for failure is high-sounding, but he insisted that it is not an excuse: "We have a very clear route. If Reuben only started coaching from July 1, 2025, he would not have mastered all this knowledge now, right? That's how I feel about his seven or eight months in the Premier League and everything he has experienced. The team suffered losses, but it really is. ”

He also compared Guardiola's performance in his first season since coaching Manchester City in 2016 with Amorin: "It's true that it's similar. Pep (Guardiola) also sticks to his principles, considering the championship he won, which is equivalent to having huge deposits in the bank. But by his standards, his performance in the first year was below the standard. The club still supported him that summer, and the team started to win, creating a winning cycle that continues to this day."

Of course, even Berrada has to admit that Manchester United ranked 15th in the Premier League was beyond expectations. "Of course, I didn't expect the team to rank 15th, which was never our goal. I think everyone may have underestimated the time it takes for the team to adapt to the new system, but we don't regret this decision because we believe we will see results next season."

Manchester United have not only had poor results on the court, but also had difficulty off the court. Sir Jim Ratcliff made two layoffs, and more than 450 people lost their jobs, including many senior Carrington and Old Trafford employees. This has left La Jue criticized, especially considering the £20 million termination he wasted on Tenghager and Amorin.

Berada said it was a difficult decision, but he believed that it could make the club stronger. "The hardest decision has been made, the darkest part of the transformation process has passed, or it will pass after this summer," he said. "We are still making a second layoff, and it will definitely be very difficult to fire employees who have worked here for many years."

Last season, Manchester United had only 42 Premier League points, only half of the champion Liverpool! People are seriously skeptical about the 2028 Premier League goal proposed by La Jue and Ineos, which will mark the 150th anniversary of the club.

But Bellada Hao said that the team can quickly return to the top and win the 15th Premier League championship. "The concept of the 150 plan is very simple. We will celebrate the 150th anniversary of the club in June 2028, which is a major milestone in the club's history. So, we hope to focus on achieving some goals during this time, which is a deadline," said Bellada.

He listed these goals in detail: "The men's team won the Premier League again, and the women's football team won the women's Premier League for the first time. At the same time, we want to be one of the most commercially innovative clubs in the world, and just like in the past, to make profits. We have been a little distracted by the men's first team issues recently, but we are committed to making women's football a huge success. You should hear Jim (La Jue) say that if you wear a Manchester United jersey, you have to win, which is exactly what I feel. A club of our size has the responsibility to promote the overall development of football and contribute to the women's football cause."

When asked if this goal is When he was too ambitious and unrealistic, Berrada firmly denied: "If you ask me today, can the team win the Premier League championship in 2028 or before? Of course! We just ranked 15th, which seems to be an impossible task, but why not aim for it and do our best? There have been some cases of teams turning the world around before. Although some giant teams performed poorly in the season, they eventually won the Premier League or La Liga championship. In general, we need to set a series of goals within a specific time frame so that we can concentrate our efforts to achieve it."

Berrada is talking about what happened after joining Barcelona in 2004. Born in Paris, France, with Moroccan parents, but grew up in the United States, Bellada moved to Barcelona at the age of 18 because of his support for Barcelona. Later, he graduated from the European Business School in Spain and realized his "Asia Dream" and became the club's marketing manager until he switched to Manchester City in 2011. When Berrada joined Barcelona, ​​the La Liga giants were at a low point, but two years later they turned the situation around and won the Champions League. He believes that if Manchester United can operate well in the transfer market, it is possible. This summer, he and his team have signed Mattus Cunia from Wolves £62.5 million, and he is very satisfied with this, even comparing the 26-year-old Brazilian with legendary star Cantona.

"Cunya is a player I think fans will like," said Belada. "We can discuss his technical abilities, he can play in three different positions. He is an organizational attacking midfielder with the ability to score goals and assist. I think he will make fans jump out of their seats. He has a bit arrogant and fans will definitely like him. I can guarantee it is Cantona. ”

Berrada also promised that Manchester United will be active for the rest of the summer transfer window. But fans saw that the recent trade in Mbemo was not able to make a breakthrough, and the Red Devils explained: "We will do our best to sign more players as soon as possible. Sometimes, when you look a little slow, it is because in negotiations, you want to make sure that you spend money. Therefore, efficient or fast is not necessarily the best choice for the club."

Manchester United giants swore: "We have taken everything this year to cut costs and put the club in the best shape. I am confident that we will build a stronger team than we are now and get out of the way. We have formed a management team and arranged a coaching team and a technical team. In football, we have clear ideas, what we want to do, what players we want to get, and hope to see how the team plays. How to integrate youth training players and how to invest in future talents. I sit here today and am very optimistic and positive about the future."

"I firmly believe that we can win the Premier League championship in 2028," Berrada concluded. "We have two or three summer transfer windows to rebuild the team and start fighting for the Premier League championship. If we can achieve this before that, we will be happy that no one doesn't want to win the championship before that. But we just set a goal for ourselves, a specific timetable for ourselves to work hard for it. If you just say you want to win the Premier League championship, when is that time? So, from the boss to the management, to everyone in the club, we have a goal, a mission, and that's what we want to achieve."