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Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs fears it will be decades before the former club regains the throne as the best team in the Premier League.
It has been more than seven years since United won the English Premier League. Giggs was involved in winning all 13 titles the great club has in the Premier League era.
Now the Welshman is concerned that Manchester United have had a title drought that could be difficult to shake off.
– Before you know it, it may have been 15-20 years. Especially if Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola stay in the league, says Giggs in an interview with former Liverpool profile Jamie Carragher on podkasten best game.
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Targeting Liverpool
It refers to how Liverpool lost control of the hegemony in English football. The club had its heyday in the 1970s and 1980s, but then groped for decades in the shadow of archenemy Manchester United.
Only this summer were Liverpool finally able to celebrate their first league championship in 30 years.
– United have the resources and the players to prevail, but we also have Liverpool as an example. When they won in 1990, they were convinced that they would win the league again soon. Even for Klopp, it took four and a half years before he pulled it off. It takes a long time, says Giggs, who is currently the coach of the Wales national team.
Years without trophies
Manchester United has a second place as the best roster in the Premier League after coach legend Alex Ferguson resigned in 2013. He was under José Mourinho in the 2017/18 season, but was a total of 19 points higher. from the city’s rival, Manchester City.
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Not only in the league has it been difficult for Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s team. United haven’t won a single trophy since spring 2017. It’s an unusual existence for one of the world’s biggest soccer clubs.
On Sunday night United host Arsenal at Old Trafford. 15-20 years ago, it was the Premier League’s biggest matchup each season, but none of the clubs in recent years have come close to fighting for the title.
Solskjær needs victory in his 100th game as Manchester United manager. Where results have been magnificent in Europe in recent weeks, the club still has the advantage of winning a league game at home this fall.
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