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New Manchester United CEO sends message to fans as Liverpool wait and see

New Manchester United CEO sends message to fans as Liverpool wait and see

Manchester United’s new CEO Omar Berrada is committed to bringing continued success to the Premier League side.

Having started his job at Old Trafford on Saturday after agreeing a move from rivals Manchester City earlier in the year, there was a period of sick leave before he could officially take up his new role.




Upon taking charge, Berrada extended an olive branch to the Manchester United Supporters’ Trust (MUST), penning an open letter to articulate his hopes for a successful era in charge of the Red Devils.

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Their assurances include overarching ambitions to challenge for top honours at men’s, women’s and academy level. In the more immediate future, head coach Erik ten Hag and other board members will join Berrada in overseeing proceedings in the upcoming summer transfer window.

“As I begin my new role as CEO of Manchester United, I wanted to reach out to you directly as representatives of our fans,” Berrada wrote. “It is a great privilege to have been given the opportunity to lead this great club into its next chapter. Wherever you are in the world, people know Manchester United. The football, the history and success, and most of all, our fans.

“Taking on the role of CEO of Manchester United is a huge responsibility. I can promise you that we will do everything we can to deliver the titles, trophies and culture that you expect from this club across our men’s, women’s and youth teams. I also want you to know how seriously I take fan engagement. Fans are the lifeblood of any club. And that is particularly true at Manchester United.

“I look forward to working with MUST, the Fan Advisory Board, Fans’ Forum and all fan groups to ensure their views and feedback are heard at the club. In terms of my immediate priorities, I will be focusing on the summer transfer windows, as well as taking part in our men’s team’s tour to the USA. I will also be spending time with our women’s team when they return for pre-season and meeting colleagues across the club.