MANCHESTER UNITED WOMENS SECTOR GET THROUGH AN UNSTABLE 2023 JANUARY TRANSFER WINDOW-- What Next For The Manchester United Women's team as the Red Devils navigate through the rest of the 20222/23 Barclays FA Women's Super League? (Part III)

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Much like Alessia Russo, Spanish international Ona Battle is understood to not only be entertaining contract conversations with Manchester United but the Spanish fullback is also understood to be courted by a handful of teams in and around Europe with the number one team in search of the Spanish full-back services understood to be Spanish side FC Barcelona.   

 

 

The persistent inquest made by clubs such as Barcelona and Arsenal to name a few instead of securing the services of both Alessia Russo and Ona Battle with the inquest to acquire the services of both players confirmed as ready to be reignited during the upcoming 2023 summer transfer window now presents a key decision-making period for the Manchester United hierarchy with the 2023 summer season more than likely presenting a key moment in the development of the Manchester United Women's team where the Manchester United hierarchy will have to make a decision of either battling to keep the services of key players or cashing in and allowing the player leave Manchester United this upcoming 2023 summer season will benefit the development of the Manchester United women sector. Nevertheless, the focus of the Manchester United managerial team and the focus of the Manchester United Women's team’s players are understood to lay squarely on ending the current 2022/23 Barclays FA Womens Super League season on a high note in the form of seeing the Manchester United Women's team attain Champions League qualification and or seeing the Manchester United Women's team lift the Barclays FA Womens Super League trophy at the end of this 2022/23 Barclays FA Womens Super League season. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Realistically, a lot of work is now understood to await the Manchester United hierarchy as far as the Manchester United Women's team is concerned with contract conversations understood to be the main workload that the Manchester United hierarchy in conjunction with the current Manchester United executive personnel Polly Bancroft is understood to have set aside as a main workload which Manchester United hierarchy and the Manchester United executive personnel aims to tackle at the end of the current 2022/23 Barclays FA Womens Super League season.  

 

 

 

 

For clarity purposes, the current standpoint of Manchester United is that the Manchester United hierarchy and the Manchester United executive in charge of the Manchester United Women's sector- as of late February 2023- are very much intent on retaining the current makeup of the Manchester United Women's team as the Manchester United Women's team has now dawned the look of a highly competitive team capable of attaining top success in England and Europe.







This mindset attached to the Manchester United Women's team which compromises of a slow, progressive, development towards attaining top goals such as attaining Champions League qualification and potentially winning the Barclays Womens Super League competition this season is understood to have always been the goal that the Manchester United hierarchy has been working on for the Manchester United Women's team for the past few years. However, time was always understood to be needed to get to this point where success is closer than ever for the Manchester United Women's team.  

 

 

 

With such immense progress now achieve by the Manchester United women's team in the form of a potential Champions League qualification plus an additional progress achieved through the possibility of the Manchester United Womens team lifting the Barclays FA Womens Super League trophy – a goal which remains a potential achievement waiting right at the corner for the Manchester United women's team to grasp hold of as the current season comes toward its conclusion as the possibility to achieve major success now beckons the Manchester United Womens team-, the potential for the current Manchester United Womens team players who are out of contract to instigate a rapid exit away from Manchester United is understood to be in no way near coming to light as each of the Manchester United Womens team players whom set to see their Manchester United contract expire at the end of this season remains fully committed to doing their part in staring the Manchester United Womens team to achieve the goals set by Mark Skinners’ team from now on till the end of the season.  

 

 

 




As has already been stated, emerging into the mid to late part of the current Barclays FA Womens Super League season, each and every Manchester United Women's team player are understood to be committed to completing the priority task currently facing the Manchester United Women's team which is seeing this Manchester United Womens team through the last lap to achieve a two-way success this season in the form of not only attaining Champions League qualification but also potentially lifting the Barclays FA Womens Super League trophy at the end of this season. 


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