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Manchester United are aiming for glory once again—and this time, the ambition comes directly from the top. In a powerful statement about the club’s direction, CEO Omar Berrada has revealed a bold long-term target: winning the Premier League title by 2028. "It's about establishing a series of targets within a timeframe so we can focus our efforts and energy on that goal," Berrada explained. It’s a refreshing message of intent. After a difficult season that saw United slump to a 15th-place finish, many fans feared the rebuild could take years. But Berrada insists that aiming for the very top is the only way forward. "Can the team win the Premier League title by 2028? Of course. We've just finished 15th, and it seems an impossible task. But why not aim for it?" The task won’t be easy, but Manchester United’s leadership is determined to transform the club’s fortunes. With clear goals, renewed energy, and belief, Old Trafford could yet witness another ...

Liverpool's pursuit of Florian Wirtz, with offers reaching £113m-£118m, would make him their most expensive signing ever. But should price be the primary concern when evaluating potential success? History suggests the answer is far more complex than the numbers on the transfer fee. The Wirtz Gamble: Big Money, Big Risk At 22 years old, Wirtz is valued at €150m (£126m) by Bayer Leverkusen, which would significantly surpass Liverpool's previous record. The German playmaker has never played in the Premier League, making this a classic example of paying premium prices for untested talent in English football. Liverpool's hesitation is understandable when you consider the graveyard of expensive signings who failed to justify their price tags. The Premier League is littered with players who dominated other leagues but struggled with the physicality, pace, and pressure of English football. The Premier League's Expensive Flop Hall of Fame Every top Premier League club ha...

Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada has made it clear where the club stands when it comes to transfer policy — and it’s a stance that many fans will find refreshing. Speaking recently, Berrada emphasized that the club is focused on recruiting players who genuinely believe in the project at Manchester United , regardless of whether the team is playing Champions League football. "If players don’t want to come because we’re not in the Champions League , then maybe they’re not the right players for Manchester United ." It’s a bold message — but one that fits with the rebuilding ethos currently underway at Old Trafford. Berrada’s approach signals a move away from signing players purely for status or convenience, instead focusing on bringing in individuals with the right mentality and hunger to be part of the club’s resurgence as seen in the recent signing of Matheus Cunha. This shift could be a major step in building a stronger, more unified dressing room, driven by playe...

Manchester United is closing in on their next signing — and it’s a decent one. According to @NicoSchira , Bryan Mbeumo is just one step away from completing a move from Brentford to Manchester United . The deal is nearly done , with the winger expected to sign a contract until 2030 , including an option for 2031 . Final Stages Underway Sources indicate that Manchester United are confident the transfer will be finalized in the coming days . The agreement between clubs is progressing quickly, and personal terms with the player are already in place. This move comes as United look to reshape their attack ahead of the 2025/26 season — and Mbeumo’s Premier League experience and versatility make him a strong addition. What Mbeumo Offers Mbeumo has consistently impressed at Brentford with his direct style, technical ability, and work rate . Whether playing as a right winger or tucked inside behind the striker, he offers the kind of offensive flexibility United have been looking for. Stay...

Manchester United's search for a new striker could still lead to Viktor Gyökeres , with new information revealing that the Sporting CP forward remains open to a move — despite his clear preference for Champions League football . United Still in the Race According to reports from @FabrizioRomano and @DAZN , Gyökeres was keen on joining Manchester United before the Europa League final. While Champions League football is high on his list of priorities, it’s not a strict condition — insiders say it’s “not Champions League or nothing” for the Swedish international. That gives United a realistic shot at securing the striker, but there’s a catch: player sales will be crucial . The club needs to clear space in the attacking line before making any serious move. What Gyökeres Brings Gyökeres has been in scorching form for Sporting , bagging goals consistently in both league and European competitions. Known for his physical presence, work rate, and finishing ability, he fits the pro...

  Manchester United and Alejandro Garnacho are officially parting ways. The decision has been confirmed by both the player and the club , marking the end of Garnacho’s time at Old Trafford after a turbulent few months. Post-Final Comments Sparked Tension Garnacho’s exit doesn’t come entirely out of the blue. Following the UEFA Europa League Final , the winger made a series of public comments on social media and in interviews that reportedly didn’t sit well with senior figures at the club. The remarks hinted at frustration over tactics, game time, and overall squad direction — and they accelerated what had already been a growing divide. Premier League Move Very Likely Despite interest from abroad, Garnacho’s most likely destination remains within the Premier League , with three top-flight clubs already making moves. Sources close to the situation say he prefers staying in England, where he feels, he can continue to develop at a competitive level. However, Bayer Leverkusen and...