Man Utd’s Bold 2028 Premier League Prediction Sparks Debate: Can the Red Devils Truly Rise Again?
Ratcliffe said that the men’s team was the “main issue” for some of the changes under his ownership, while he was also not in attendance for the women’s FA Cup final.
“We have been a bit distracted with all the issues around the men’s first team but we are committed to making the women’s team very successful,” Berrada added.
“You’ve heard [minority owner] Jim [Ratcliffe] say ‘if you’re wearing the United shirt then you must win’. That’s exactly how I feel.
“A club of our scale has a responsibility to grow football in general and contribute to women’s football.”
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