Overview
- Manchester United finished 15th in the 2024-25 Premier League, marking their lowest top-flight finish since 1973-74
- The club lost the Europa League final to Tottenham Hotspur, squandering a backdoor route into the Champions League
- United’s women’s team placed third in the WSL, finishing 16 points behind champions Chelsea and losing the FA Cup final to the same side
- CEO Omar Berrada reaffirmed the goal of winning both the men’s and women’s domestic league titles by 2028 to celebrate the club’s 150th anniversary
- Berrada told United We Stand that the club has two to three summer transfer windows to rebuild a squad capable of contesting those titles