Manchester United CEO targets Premier League title soon

Manchester United chief executive Omar Berrada believes the club is close to winning the Premier League title, ideally next season or the one after.

Berrada spoke on Inside Man Utd about the team's progress after finishing third in the Premier League last season under manager Michael Carrick. The club secured a return to the Champions League following a strong finish. He said the target remains the club's 21st Premier League title by 2028. 'Ideally, we do it next season, and if not, then the following season. I think we’re in a good place,' Berrada stated. Berrada also confirmed plans to retain captain Bruno Fernandes after his record-breaking season. 'We’d like him to stay. Of course we do,' he added. On transfers, the club will follow the strategy from last summer by mixing experienced Premier League players with younger talents from outside the league. Berrada stressed the need for financial sustainability and commercial innovation alongside on-pitch success.

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Manchester City players celebrating their 3-0 win against Crystal Palace in a packed Etihad Stadium under bright lights.
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Manchester City defeat Crystal Palace to keep Premier League title hopes alive

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Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 3-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night to move within two points of Premier League leaders Arsenal with two games remaining.

Michael Carrick expressed confidence ahead of his first full season as Manchester United head coach. He said the club must keep improving while aiming for major trophies.

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will speak with club chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak before deciding on his future at the club. This follows the team's Premier League title hopes ending with a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth, adding to earlier comments he made in December 2025 about eventually leaving the club.

Kobbie Mainoo scored a late winner as Manchester United defeated Liverpool 3-2 at Old Trafford on Sunday. The victory confirmed a top-four Premier League finish and Champions League qualification with three games remaining. Mainoo, returning from injury, celebrated his decisive goal in front of family members.

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Manchester City host Brentford this afternoon in the Premier League, needing a win to stay in contention for the title. Pep Guardiola stressed the importance of collecting maximum points while hoping for slips by leaders Arsenal.

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