MANCHESTER UNITED BOARD STEPPING UP THE LEVEL OF EFFORT INVESTED INTO IMPROVING THE MANCHESTER UNITED WOMENS TEAM - FROM 2nd DIVISION FOOTBALL TO CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FOOTBALL

 

Finally! It's a change of pace and a fresh new topic as tonight's conversation steps away from the topic concerning Manchester in which has been the main category of conversation being held around Manchester United for the past few months.  

 
 

Now for the readers of the Manchester United Channel, this is not an invitation for anyone who misunderstood opening two sentences as implying that news around the Manchester United men's team had been exaggerated in any form. Certainly, the sentence above is not meant to encourage any form of conclusion jumping such as implying that nothing is interesting about the Manchester united women's team. That is not the message the first paragraph of this article is attempting to distribute.    

  

  

  

  

  

  

 
 

  

What is implied here is that information around the Manchester United women's team has been a little bit redundant in the sense that most information or conversation held about the Manchester united women's team appears to have consistently centered around the topic of development and improvement with most of the conversation repeating the idea that the Manchester United women's team are not ready yet to take on the mantle of being Barclays FA women Super League champions.  

 
 

 
 

 
 

In fact, the idea of the Manchester United women's team playing Champions League football appears to have just recently started to resonate around the British media with a few papers now gradually stating that the Manchester United women team might now start to be considered as potential contenders to qualify for Champions League football at the end of this season.  

 
 

At the moment, the Red Devils continue to chip away at the close gap between themselves and current 3rd place team Tottenham with the Red Devils correctly seated in 4th place, three points behind the third-place team  Tottenham and three points behind second-place team Chelsea with Tottenham and Chelsea both pace up against each other in roughly two weeks from now the estimation then suggest that Manchester United now have a clear path to the third spot at the very least if the Red Devils can claim a total of nine points in all the scheduled matches coming up in January 2022.  

  

  

An unexpected outcome considering the clear evidence that the performance displayed by the Manchester United’s women's team so far in this season's Barclays FA women's super League competition has gained some major improvements over the past couple of months. Given the favorable run of fixtures, Manchester United had towards the end of December 2021 and considering the decent run of fixtures Manchester United has coming up on their schedule for January 2022 in the Barclays FA women Super League, the Manchester United team, and the Manchester United supporters will feel 75%  optimistic that the Red Devils can at least book a spot in one of the top three spots of the Barclays FA Womens' Super League at least in January 2022 with tougher opponents such as Arsenal and Manchester City coming up in the schedule for the Manchester United women's team this season. 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From now until February 2022 Manchester United have a massive opportunity to seal a place in the top three of the Barclays FA women's Super League table and with that factor in play, this means that the Red Devils will look at the current situation the team find themselves in and consider the recent changes implemented by the board of directors during the 2021 summer transfer window as the right moment to have applied the improvements the Manchester united Board of directors implemented around the women's team.   

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

Manchester United women's team have been achieving nothing but impressive milestones in regards to development and stages of improvement the Red Devils have been going to as the Manchester United women's team continue to step ever closer to becoming one of the elite teams expected to achieve success in England and in Europe in the women’s division. The few improvements implemented in the women's team by the Manchester United board of directors over the past two years have now truly started to really show within manager Mark Skinner's team with the Red Devils now slowly starting to Impose themselves in the women's division as one of the more effective teams to look out for.   

 

 

 

As things stand, Manchester United looks to be a team that can develop into one of the most effective sides to generate success on the football pitch over the next few upcoming seasons. The best part of this situation is that, according to some of the latest information in regards to the Manchester United women's team, the Glazers are not done with the project of improving the Manchester United women's team. Not yet anyway. According to the latest information received over the past few weeks in early December 2021.  

 
 

 
 

Just as the Red Devils hired a football director for the men's team, Manchester United appear to be charting that same course for the Manchester United women's team as Manchester United football club has embarked on the search to hire the first-ever football director in charge of the women's division at Old Trafford.  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

 
 

This is a major step forward for Manchester United FC in regards to the development of women's football at Old Trafford. As is general knowledge, the Manchester United women's team has only been established for merely four years with the Red Devils earning promotion into the Barclays FA women's Super League in the second year of its establishment in 2019.  

 
 

 
 

Realistically Manchester United women's team has only experienced action in higher-level pages in windows football such as the Barclays FA women's Super League for only two years. That is a short amount of time for significant progress to be established in a relatively young team with little to no experience in the top level and yet the Red Devils have started to make massive impressions as one of the teams to look out for in the Womens' division in England. 

 
 

 
 

 
 

Certainly, a notable achievement for Manchester United football club in general but Manchester United FC does not intend to stop at merely attaining promotion into the Barclays FA women's Super League. What is understood is that Manchester United is aiming for bigger goals as the Manchester United Board has yet again implemented impressive upgrades into the women's side to help improve the quality of performance and help instigate higher success achieved by the Manchester United women's team very soon. 

 
 

 

 

 

 

According to some of the latest information concerning Manchester United FC, Manchester United upper management currently working on appointing a new football director for the Manchester United women team with the goal of the football director estimated to be to focus on communicating with the team manager to identify areas of weakness within the Manchester United team which needs improvements if a high success rate is meant to be established within the Manchester United women's team. 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

The best route to accomplish this task is for the new football director to maintain steady communication with the current Manchester United manager  Mark Skinner on the areas of improvement needed within the Manchester United women's team. Another aspect of the job for the new football director for the women's division at Manchester United will also be to seek out what needs to be done to improve the quality of football for the Red Devils as time progresses. At the moment, there are no names mentioned as persons being considered as a qualified candidates for the football director position.  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

However, Manchester United Channel will continue to monitor this situation and address updates expected to be received regarding this topic within the next few weeks. updates on this topic will be addressed in a brand-new article within the next few weeks. Nevertheless, at the moment, the incentive taken by the Manchester United Board of Directors to appoint a football director for the Manchester United women's team can be classified as nothing more than an impressive step taken yet again by Manchester United football club to return all aspects of the football club back to its original level in regards to achieving top success in England and in Europe. 

The Manchester United women's team had already been categorized as a side with massive potential but never truly categorized as a side expected to achieve success in the Barclays FA, Women's Super League competition, and the Manchester United women's team certainly had not been categorized as a team to be playing European football much less categorized as a team who hold any probability of achieving success in Europe. At least not before the recruitment of new signings made into the Manchester United Womens' team in the summer of 2021. 

  

  

  

  

Considering the steps taken by the Manchester United Board so far, there is optimistic reason to believe that the mediocre level at which the Manchester United women's team have been placed over the past few seasons is destined to change from mediocre to an elite level of expectations potential rate of expectation set to be placed on the Red Devils if the rate of progress unraveling withing the Manchester United Women's team continues to manifest itself with each new season.   

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

Should Manchester United successful appoint a new football director for the women team before the end of the current season, the appointment of the new football director should realistically produce a higher level of expectation for the Red Devils.  Appointment of the first ever football director for the Manchester United woman team will then, subsequently, result to the Manchester United womens team to be seen as a team expected to move forward in the upcoming transfer window and attain a few more quality players to strengthen their side and so pass arsenal and Chelsea in the modern-day Womens' first  division in England.  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

Furthermore, in the probability of a few more quality pieces being added to the team in the upcoming 2022 summer transfer window, the improvement is expected to cultivate a level of higher belief and expectation that the Red Devils can grow into one of the more successful and one of the more dominant team in England and Europe in the Womens' division. 

  

  

  

The growth in the level of success and the growth in the level of performance achieved by the Manchester United women's team over the next one or two seasons will surely manifest itself if Manchester United are to move ahead and make the necessary adjustments and make the necessary improvements needed within the Manchester United Womens' team during the upcoming 2022 summer transfer window.  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
Considering the level of respectable quality Manchester United already has in their women's team, a few more improvements in certain areas of the pitch for this Manchester United women's team might potentially propel the Red Devils into becoming a Champions League team next season or better yet, a few more improvements in certain areas of the pitch for the Manchester United women's team might propel the Red Devils into becoming potential Barclays FA Women's Super League contenders a season or two from now.    

  
 

  
  

But, the rate of progress achieved by the Manchester United women's team can only be maintained if the Manchester United board persevere and complete the appointment of a new football director for the Womens' division at Manchester United before the start of the 2022 summer transfer window.