Manchester United to challenge for titles despite recent struggles, says Ed Woodward

Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has high hopes from Premier League giants. While speaking to a fan forum, Woodward has claimed that upcoming summer transfer window will be an important opportunity for club to rebuild ir side.

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Manchester United fans have been critical of Ed Woodward and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Ed Woodward has faced severe criticism along with Manchester United manr Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for team’s dismal performance this season. While some fans have been demanding Woodward’s resignation for his lack of concern towards club, some even went to extent of attacking his house. He has also been under criticism from likes of former stars Rio Ferdinand and Robin van Persie. y have also demanded Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's sacking.

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Ed Woodward accepts Manchester United's recent struggle

However, despite claiming a summer “rebuild”, Ed Woodward made it clear that it would still be difficult for team to win silverware. He also stated that club is t yet in a desirable position. club has been reeling under intense pressure from fans.

club signed Bru Fernandes from Primeira Liga side Sporting Lisbon this winter to fill  void created by absence of Paul Pogba. French midfielder has been on sidelines due to a knee surgery. However, mere signings are t eugh to bring club back to winning ways.

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Manchester United will play against Chelsea

Manchester United have slipped to eighth spot in Premier League after draw against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Matchday 25. y have bagged 35 points in 25 games in Premier League, winning just nine games in all. Red Devils will next play against Chelsea on February 17 (February 18, according to IST). 

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