POSITIVE FUTURE FOR MANCHESTER UNITED.

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         The news circulating around Manchester United is that the club has made plans for massive changes in the team next season.  With the club's financial budget hitting a 16% increase in the clubs budget the clubs future in football seems to be facing a bright future ahead. Meaning that the club might be able to not only retain the quality players that have been brought in already in the team but Manchester United might be looking to cash in on the upcoming transfer window by bringing in three more quality players in the club, one top notch defender, one skillful midfielder and one more striker into the club.

     However, with Manchester United struggling to make it to the top four of the Barclays Premier League right now it means that missing out on the top four position in the table will mean a loss of opportunity to enter into the Champions League next season, meaning a huge loss in the team's financial capital and that might force the club's owners hands to sell some of our quality players. I’m hoping it would not come to that for manchester United because if the club is to sell players like Ander Herrera, Marouane Fellaini, Luke Shaw, Antonio Valencia, or even Wayne Rooney, the club might find itself struggling to recover and bring itself back to an elite status. How should the club go about avoiding this situation before it gets out of hand? Play quality attacking football for the remaining games in the season: every football wants to join a club that has the potential to win so by playing quality attacking football Manchester United will be advertising to our potential future players that the club still has what it takes to win trophies in the future which will convince  any future players to come into the club and contribute in helping the team win trophies  with their skillful ability with the ball on their feet but that will not happen unless the club makes it to the Champions League, with the season coming to an end and Manchester United sitting in sixth place, the club has to make sure that we do not stop fighting till the last day of the season because from all indication, if Manchester United does not make it to the Champions League next season the players might be facing a situation where they are sold to other clubs in other for Manchester United to balance the clubs funding next season .    
                                           

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