Manchester United Manager Jose Mourinho believes in his team’s victory in the Premier League’s new season, “Armenpress” reports, Mourinho delivered pre-Bournemouth press conference.
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Manchester United finished in fifth place in the Premier League table last season and won the FA Cup under Louis van Gaal.
While Mourinho’s arrival has coincided with several big-name signings, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Eric Bailly all joining Paul Pogba in a show of considerable financial force, this week has seen three departures too.
“Many more think the same way as us but they are afraid to say it”.
Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is expecting a “great battle” and Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is feeling “more anxiety” but, at Manchester United, Jose Mourinho is only targeting the title. I think Manchester United has to say we want to win the title.
It was announced in the early morning hours on Tuesday that Pogba would leave his Juventus squad of four years to go back to Old Trafford for a record fee of 89 million pounds, or $116.4 million.
“That’s the challenge for Man United – to try to be a winning team in a new era of the Premier League that is much more hard than before”. We can not speak differently.
“I wish him a big “good luck” and maybe we’ll meet in the Champions League in future”.
Guardiola will begin life in English football with a home game against Sunderland, for whom David Moyes will be starting out in the dug-out after succeeding new England manager Sam Allardyce.
“Credit to the potential that the club has, not just financially but also what the club means for the world of football to attract players”, said Mourinho.
The post Zlatan Ibrahimovic Open To Extending His Contract At Manchester United appeared first on 360Nobs.com. I go right I see the fans, I go left I see them, wherever I go I see the fans. I was objective from day one.
United, though, are unable to call on Pogba because the world’s most expensive player brings a one-game suspension with him from Italy.
“You can not start like a train”.
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“It is a lot of pressure for sure, when you have a move like this with a lot of money”, Kaka, who now captains Orlando City in MLS, told Omnisport.
