Sheringham slams Berrada's claims about Man United's aim to win Premier League by 2028

Despite last season's disappointment, Manchester United's board remains steadfast in their ambition to clinch the Premier League title by 2028. However, former Red Devils striker Teddy Sheringham has slammed these statements as unrealistic.

Details: One of the heroes of the 1999 Champions League final, Sheringham emphasized that objectives should be set as progress is made. He also pointed out that achieving such a goal requires significant trust in the manager. If Ruben Amorim starts the new campaign the way the previous one ended, his days at Old Trafford could be numbered.

Quote: "Berrada's comments are like something out of a dream. Football clubs need to move forward in small steps. When you see progress, that's when you can look ahead to the future. But these kinds of statements are pure 'pie in the sky' if the manager isn't given enough time to turn things around. The results have to improve—things can't go on like this.

The pressure on Amorim will be immense—if he begins the season as poorly as the last one ended, there's only one possible outcome. Any underperforming player at United is surplus to requirements. Right now, hardly anyone except Fernandes is showing top form. If offers come in for players, the club needs to consider them," Sheringham stated.