Man United Legend Sheringham Critiques CEO Berrada's 2028 Premier League Target

Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada has expressed confidence in the club's ambitious 'Project 150' vision to win both the men's and women's Premier League titles by 2028, marking the club's 150th anniversary. However, former United striker Teddy Sheringham has criticized these comments as unrealistic, describing them as 'dreamlike' and 'pie in the sky,' emphasizing the need for gradual progress and patience. Sheringham highlighted Manchester United's poor recent performances, including finishing 15th in the 2024/25 season—their worst top-flight campaign in decades—and losing the Europa League final. He stressed that manager Ruben Amorim must deliver immediate improvements or face pressure, noting that patience from the hierarchy may be limited. Sheringham also pointed out that the club is far from its former glory and that results need to improve quickly for the optimistic goals to be credible. Despite Berrada's optimism, there is skepticism about whether the club's current state and leadership can realistically achieve the 2028 target.