Manchester United head coach Ole Gunnar Solksjaer, believes that considering the crop of teams in the Premier League, it is much more harder to win titles now than it was during the time of Alex Ferguson.
Recall that on Thursday, Liverpool had won the 2019/2020 Premier League title, which means it is now closer to meeting Manchester United’s Premier League title win.
During Ferguson’s 26-years with the club, he led the Red Devils to 13 Premier League titles and a total of 38 trophies.
However, since Ferguson’s exit in 2013, Manchester United are yet to win the Premier League.
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Speaking ahead of its clash with Norwich City this Saturday, a game which is currently in play, Solskjaer said, “We’ve got to be honest enough to say it is more difficult now.
“We’ve always had challengers, whether it was Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool. But most of the time it was just one of them challenging us.
“Finishing third wasn’t normal. Now there are at least four, maybe five teams that can win the league and the cups.”
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