'Some Man Utd players not good enough & overpaid'

Manchester United’s leadership admitted to mistakes in sacking Erik ten Hag and hiring Dan Ashworth, who left after five months.

They acknowledged the club had "come off the rails" but expressed confidence in head coach Ruben Amorim as a long-term solution.

Plans are in place to make United the world’s most profitable club and develop a world-class stadium.

The first year under new management has been challenging, with difficult decisions affecting fans. However, leadership remains committed to stability and growth.

They also defended themselves against criticism regarding a perceived lack of support for the women’s team, calling it "unfair."

Despite setbacks, the club is focused on long-term success and restoring its competitive edge.