Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada has expressed the club’s ambition to return to the pinnacle of European football. Berrada stated, “We want to restore the club to the top of European football,” highlighting recent efforts to bolster the squad and support the managerial team.
Strengthening the Squad
Berrada revealed that Manchester United has added five new players to their men’s first team. These signings are part of a broader strategy to enhance the team’s performance and competitiveness in both domestic and European competitions.
New Leadership Structure
In addition to player acquisitions, Manchester United has implemented a new football leadership structure. This reorganisation aims to provide greater support to manager Erik ten Hag, who has been at the helm since 2022. The changes are designed to create a more robust framework for decision-making and team management.
Recent Developments
Recent statements from the club’s leadership have consistently shown strong backing for Erik ten Hag. On 3 September 2024, Berrada reaffirmed the club’s support for the manager, emphasising the collaborative efforts with football director Dan Ashworth. Ten Hag himself has expressed confidence in the team’s potential to secure trophies, praising players like Casemiro for their resilience and winning mentality.
These moves reflect Manchester United’s commitment to reclaiming their status as one of Europe’s top football clubs.