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Manchester United Executive Vice President Ed Woodward once back gave everything to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and said the club’s long-term plans were thinking about Norwegian (more football news).
Solskjaer arrives at the time of the anniversary of his appointment as head of United, first interim, but his position has been questioned during this time.
He was subjected to special scrutiny after the defeats to Arsenal and Istanbul Basaksehir last month, but Woodward said at the time that United remained “absolutely committed” to the former striker.
Woodward remains satisfied with the progress of the Red Devils Solskjaer, but acknowledges that there is room for improvement, with United in ninth place in the Premier League and yet confident in a position in the Champions League round eight before the last day of Group H.
Speaking at a virtual fan forum last November, the report of which was published Thursday, Woodward said: “What happens at the box is obviously our most sensitive priority.
“Although it is not the same without the fans in the stadium, we noticed many ups and downs since the last time we met in April.
“We had an undefeated 14-game streak to finish third in the Premier League race last season and some wonderful victories against PSG and RB Leipzig on our return to the Champions League this season.
“Of course, we recognize that much remains to be done to achieve the consistency needed to win trophies.
“But we see positive symptoms in the area and on the educational floor that our confidence in the progress made through Ole, his education team and the players. “
United missed the supposed first purpose and Borussia Dortmund star Jadon Sancho, during the tight season, still strengthened his team with the signings of Donny van de Beek, Alex Telles and free agent Edinson Cavani.
The Red Devils also brought in Bruno Fernandes in January, and the Portuguese playmaker proved to be quite a fortune from his initial arrival for a £ 47 million down payment.
However, the January window is known to be difficult to negotiate with other clubs and Woodward has reported that United will be on the market for new players next month.
“I told this forum in April that we remain committed to strengthening the team while we are disciplined on our pandemic spending,” he said.
“I think we have stood firm, with the additions we made during the summer, raising our total net spend to more than two hundred million euros since the summer of 2019, more than any other European primary club in this period.
“We will continue with Ole with a long-term planned technique for recruitment, focused on summer windows. “
Woodward, a board member of the European Club Association, has distanced from United from rumors that he is interested in joining a separatist league formed by Europe’s largest clubs.
“Most of my time in this regard focuses, the ECA and UCCSA [a joint venture between the ECA and UEFA], on strengthening existing UEFA club competitions,” he said.
“The discussion focuses on the fact that they are still basically weekday matches with little or no effect on the Premier League.
“We believe that any adjustment to the European festival after 2024 will have to be complementary to the burgeoning national leagues. Other national leagues feel the same way, which is reflected in conversations with our opposing numbers in other clubs and countries. “
“What I can guarantee you is that we will keep the match enthusiasts at the center of the discussion, with the Premier League, the ECA or UEFA, and in all our decision-making processes.
“The more than 8 months have reminded us all how you are with the design of the game. This game without enthusiasts is nothing. “
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