MANCHESTER UNITED YET TO ADMINISTER THE NECESSARY CHANGES NEEDED IN THE WOMEN'S TEAM BEFORE THE START OF THE NEW SEASON
The upper management structure at Manchester United now seemingly showing signs that the club is ready to administer positive changes.
Is the Board of Directors at Manchester United turning a new leaf?
Manchester United appears to have kick-started the choice of eradicating the conception-accurate conceptions non the less- that the upper management at Manchester United runs the club like a business. instead, the board of directors appear to have ignited a shift in mentality on their part and the board is now theoretically ready to put Manchester United football club's best interest ahead of anything thing else and hence running Manchester United like a proper football club.
Essentially speaking, between the space of two months, what we are starting to see from the Glazer family is the displays seen from people who have been set on their ways in regards to modes of operation with little to no regular evaluation conducted to see if this mode of operation is producing success in all areas.
Not just in a financial sense but in a football sense as well and what the Glazers appear to have picked up on in the past few months—through the help of some drastic intervention from Manchester United fans- is that the system is flawed at Manchester United and the system must change if Manchester United are to transcend into the future Premier League champions and future European champions.
A feat which the Red Devils have shown Manchester United 'is more than capable of achieving looking at the history of Manchester United football club.
Can Manchester United return to this mighty stage next season?’
In the early part of spring 2021, the admission had been made by the CEO’S of Manchester United football club- The Glazers – and in the statement, the CEOs of Manchester United had admitted their mistake in signing up for the attempted creation of a Super League and further promised to emphasize more financial effort into improving both the men's and women’s team at Manchester United football club.
While the verbal promise received from the Executive Chairmen at Manchester United on positive investments to be made towards improving both the Manchester United men’s team and the Manchester United women’s team is indeed a welcoming sight, the fact is that actions speak louder than words.
The history which Glazers hold as owners of Manchester United serves as a major reminder of why the Glazers can’t be trusted so easily to lead Manchester United back to becoming a successful club despite the financial cost it may take for the club to achieve success and why the Glazers can’t be trusted easily to look beyond the growth of their own personal earning. Nevertheless, a promise to reestablish success within the football club has been made.
However, while the improvements promised by the Glazer's has already been activated through the respectable transfer budget handed to manager Ole Gunner Solskjaer to be spent in the upcoming 2021 summer transfer window, there is an elephant in the room that must be addressed and that is the fact that as of May 2021, plans to turn the Manchester United women’s team into Title contenders next season has been put aside for the moment to accommodate improvements to be made primarily to the Manchester United men’s team during the upcoming 2021 summer transfer window.
With the 2021 summer transfer window and with Manchester United women’s team still without a manager after the resignation from former manager Casey Stoney during the early periods of spring 2021, what Manchester United Channel understands is the Manchester United are relatively relaxed in regards to the current situation with the Manchester United women’s team.
Because the time period for each transfer window for the Women’s league in English is relatively shorter than the time period afforded to the summer transfer window for the Premier League, being relaxed about appointing a new manager is not exactly a luxury Manchester United can afford this 2021 summer period.
In addition to the idea that hiring a new manager for the Manchester United women’s is a priority, Manchester United surely must be of the understanding that this 2021 summer season is a period the Red Devils must use to secure a few more needed quality players that can elevate this Manchester United women’s team to the caliber of champions and subsequently catapult Manchester United into the Champions League next season.
A lot of work is left to be completed before the start of the 2021 Women’s Soccer League season. So where exactly is Manchester United at in regards to getting the Manchester United women’s team ready for the new season? In regards to hiring a new manager. As of the middle of May 2021, Manchester United has continued to remain stagnant in regards to any level of recruitment and any level of development applied to the Manchester United women`s team.
With the 2021 summer transfer window steadily coming up for the Barclays Women's Soccer League, the understanding around the Manchester United Women`s team is that the club is faced with a few difficult issues that must be dealt with before the start of the 2021/22 season.
Last season was a clear stark reminder of how dept in top quality players has played a factor in limiting the rate of success to be achieved by the Manchester United women’s team. Injuries suffered by marque players Tobin Heath, Leah Galton, Christen Press, Alessia Russo, and Ella Toone (for a brief period) left Manchester United stranded in search of reinforcements that simply was not there to be found.
If Manchester United are to challenge and supersede the likes of Manchester City, and Arsenal next season in the race for a Champions League at the conclusion of the upcoming new Barclays Women's League season, the Red Devils must sign two players at the very least to add more quality to this Manchester United team.
Adding to that, Manchester United must also endeavor to keep hold of both stars Tobin Heath and Christen Press- both of whom are on expired contracts and might be on the move this summer-considering the level of improvements added to this Manchester United team through the presence of both US international when they are on the field, Manchester United will consider the failure to secure both US internationals to new contracts at Manchester United a big loss for the Red Devils heading into next season.
Manchester United has a big job on their hands in terms of getting the Red Devils ready during the 2021 summer season to challenge for the WSL trophy or getting the Red Devils ready to possibly secure Champions League football at the end of next season.
Manchester United Channel will keep addressing new information received all summer long regarding the latest action taken by Manchester United football club.
