Fred has set his ambitious hopes for the Manchester United season and says he needs to win each and every one of the cutlery to win the campaign.
The Red Devils have had a combined start in their tenure, winning five and wasting two of their first seven matches in all competitions, but their confidence will be higher after a very good 2–1 win over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. Tuesday night.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men, who have lately ranked 15th in the Premier League, are preparing this weekend for a potentially decisive showdown with Chelsea, the four most sensitive rivals, and will be desperate to leave with all three issues to push the rankings.
In statements to United’s official online website before Saturday’s clash at Old Trafford, Fred said, “Clearly I need to win each and every trophy, it’s an ambition shared with the club. “
“My non-public purpose is to play many games, make them wonderful, make it as productive as possible for the team. Don’t hurt yourself, of course. I need a wonderful season and the team’s purpose is to win things together.
“I am convinced that we have the quality to do that, spend in the Champions League and cups here in England, do well in the Premier League.
“We hope to compete for trophies in all competitions. “
The Brazilian midfielder believes United has responded in their last two matches following a humiliating 6–1 home defeat to Tottenham.
“No one who misses a game, especially at home and on that scoreboard,” he added.
“We thought about it a lot, we talked a lot in the locker room.
“It was bad for us, but we knew we had to come back stronger, better, more focused, and we did it against Newcastle.
“It was a smart reaction from the team and we are very pleased to get the win in a difficult position. “
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