Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said that the Red Devils need two years to become title contenders. The Norweigan notched up another win in the Premier League against Fulham and has now led his team to the fourth spot in the league table.
Speaking to the media, the Manchester United manager said, “We’re too far behind this year, obviously.”
He added, “You’ve got to catch up with the other teams ahead of us, especially City, Liverpool but now Tottenham – they’re really in the running as well. Two years’ time is long enough, but also short enough to say that we’ve got the possibility to make a big difference in our preparation, in everything.”
When asked whether the club needs to sign new players to challenge for the title, Solskjaer said, “It is about who we’ve got here as well. If every single player can improve by 1-2% it is not about X amount of players. It’s not just buy a superstar and that will fix things and suddenly we go from challenging to be among the top four to being champions.”
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