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‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show
‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show

The Irish Sun

time20-07-2025

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‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show

MANCHESTER UNITED are targeting a top-five finish next season - and that could be good enough for a Champions League spot. The Advertisement 5 Man United finished 15th last season Credit: Alamy 5 Amad Diallo is hoping the club can jump up at least ten places Credit: Getty Brentford's He said: 'A good season will be top five. I hope we can achieve that top five at the end of the season because the fans deserve us. 'They have to be patient with us. There's a new manager, with new players and new tactics. Advertisement READ MORE MAN UTD NEWS "We know last season wasn't really good for the team, but this season, we will win a lot with him and I hope this season we are going to achieve a lot of good things. "Everyone is with the manager and trying to follow his system." Asked about Rashford's move, after a 20-year association with United, Diallo said: "The only thing I can say is good luck to him, but I'm more focused on United and my team." Advertisement Most read in Football Live Blog JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS The Cameroon international joins in a £70million deal from Forest in Sensational Sancho Swoop 5 Bryan Mbeumo is expected to complete a move to Old Trafford Credit: Getty Advertisement 5 Marcus Rashford is on route to Barcelona Credit: Alamy He added: "Of course I'm looking forward to playing with him. "We need good players in the team who can bring something to the final third. "We are really excited to have them in the team and I hope all together we can give something to the fans at the end of the season because they deserve it." Advertisement 5 Join SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plus in-depth coverage and exclusives from Old Trafford

‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show
‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show

Scottish Sun

time20-07-2025

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  • Scottish Sun

‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show

Star spoke about teaming up and playing with Bryan Mbuemo MAN UP 'A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) MANCHESTER UNITED are targeting a top-five finish next season - and that could be good enough for a Champions League spot. The Red Devils came 15th last term, their lowest ever in the Prem, but they are determined to turn things around. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Man United finished 15th last season Credit: Alamy 5 Amad Diallo is hoping the club can jump up at least ten places Credit: Getty Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo set to join summer signing Matheus Cunha at Old Trafford and players have urged for patience. Amad Diallo wants a return to Europe's elite competition and is confident of improvements of boss Ruben Amorim. He said: 'A good season will be top five. I hope we can achieve that top five at the end of the season because the fans deserve us. 'They have to be patient with us. There's a new manager, with new players and new tactics. READ MORE MAN UTD NEWS ROLL WITH IT Rashford endures journey from hell as Barcelona move almost scuppered by OASIS "We know last season wasn't really good for the team, but this season, we will win a lot with him and I hope this season we are going to achieve a lot of good things. "Everyone is with the manager and trying to follow his system." Marcus Rashford's departure should spark a string of exits, with Antony and Alejandro Garnacho set to follow as Amorim looks to build a close squad full of belief. Asked about Rashford's move, after a 20-year association with United, Diallo said: "The only thing I can say is good luck to him, but I'm more focused on United and my team." JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS Mbeumo will join that team as they fly out to the United States for the Premier League summer series on Tuesday. The Cameroon international joins in a £70million deal from Brentford and Diallo is relishing being part for a forward line with him and Cunha. Forest in Sensational Sancho Swoop 5 Bryan Mbeumo is expected to complete a move to Old Trafford Credit: Getty 5 Marcus Rashford is on route to Barcelona Credit: Alamy He added: "Of course I'm looking forward to playing with him. "We need good players in the team who can bring something to the final third. "We are really excited to have them in the team and I hope all together we can give something to the fans at the end of the season because they deserve it." 5 Join SUN CLUB for the Man Utd Files every Thursday plus in-depth coverage and exclusives from Old Trafford

‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show
‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show

The Sun

time20-07-2025

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  • The Sun

‘A good season will be…' – Man Utd ace reveals club's modest target for 2025/26 campaign after 15th placed horror show

MANCHESTER UNITED are targeting a top-five finish next season - and that could be good enough for a Champions League spot. The Red Devils came 15th last term, their lowest ever in the Prem, but they are determined to turn things around. 4 4 Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo set to join summer signing Matheus Cunha at Old Trafford and players have urged for patience. Amad Diallo wants a return to Europe's elite competition and is confident of improvements of boss Ruben Amorim. He said: 'A good season will be top five. I hope we can achieve that top five at the end of the season because the fans deserve us. 'They have to be patient with us. There's a new manager, with new players and new tactics. "We know last season wasn't really good for the team, but this season, we will win a lot with him and I hope this season we are going to achieve a lot of good things. "Everyone is with the manager and trying to follow his system." Marcus Rashford's departure should spark a string of exits, with Antony and Alejandro Garnacho set to follow as Amorim looks to build a close squad full of belief. Asked about Rashford's move, after a 20-year association with United, Diallo said: "The only thing I can say is good luck to him, but I'm more focused on United and my team." JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS Mbeumo will join that team as they fly out to the United States for the Premier League summer series on Tuesday. The Cameroon international joins in a £70million deal from Brentford and Diallo is relishing being part for a forward line with him and Cunha. Forest in Sensational Sancho Swoop 4 4 He added: "Of course I'm looking forward to playing with him. "We need good players in the team who can bring something to the final third. "We are really excited to have them in the team and I hope all together we can give something to the fans at the end of the season because they deserve it."

Top five the aim for Man Utd
Top five the aim for Man Utd

Yahoo

time20-07-2025

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  • Yahoo

Top five the aim for Man Utd

It is fair to assume a theme will be repeated by Manchester United and their players when they speak to the media during their pre-season campaign. It started in Stockholm on Saturday and will continue next week when head coach Ruben Amorim and his players land in Chicago to start preparations for the three-match Premier League Summer Series : United will improve on last season's disastrous performance. Firstly, improvement from finishing 15th, their worst domestic showing since the 1973-74 relegation campaign is not too difficult. Secondly, saying it is one thing, but we will only know whether it is reality once the real action begins, starting with the Premier League opener against Arsenal on 17 August. But at least Amad Diallo set a target. He believes United should be aiming to finish at least fifth. "A good season will be top five," he said. "I hope we can achieve that top five at the end of the season." If last season is repeated, fifth would be good enough to qualify for the Champions League via one of Uefa's European Performance Spots. Clearly there is a lot of work to do before then. For Amad in particular, it will be about combining a role as a right wing-back and a more orthodox forward in one of the two number-10 roles. Given Diogo Dalot has been given the number two shirt, he would appear to be the first choice wing-back, while Bryan Mbeumo – when he arrives – and Matheus Cunha are surely going to be the first choice 10s. It gives Amad work to do, even though apart from Bruno Fernandes, he was by far United's most dangerous offensive player last season. Against Leeds in Stockholm on Saturday, Amad started as a wing-back, switched with Toby Collyer briefly and moved into the right sided number 10 slot, then moved back. He created the chance that earned young forward Chido Obi a ticking off from Cunha after taking an opportunity the Brazil striker thought should have been left to him. "I have to adapt to every situation," he said. "No matter where I play, if the manager wants me to play as a right wing-back or a number 10, I'm here to help the team. "I have no problems with one position, I have no preference. I can play anywhere where the manager wants me." With Marcus Rashford almost certainly going to Barcelona and good friend Alejandro Garnacho also in dispute with Amorim, it is going to be a different kind of season for Amad. Not that he wants to fan the flames of controversy. "This is not really my problem," he said of the Garnacho situation. As for Rashford: "Well, the only thing I can say is good luck to him, but I'm more focused on United and my team."

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