Owen: MU is still trying to get out of the shadow of Sir Alex Ferguson

Former Manchester United striker Michael Owen has asked Manchester United fans to be patient in the development of the Red Devils. Owen thought his former team was trying to get out of the shadow of legendary coach Sir Alex Ferguson.

As you know, Manchester United has been very successful over the past two decades. This is because the leadership of the legendary manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, who gave them 20 EPL titles, made them the biggest number in their history.

But since Fergie retired in 2013, United have been in a chaotic situation. Their performance dropped dramatically, despite the fact they were managed by several leaders such as Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho.

But Owen thinks that United are currently struggling to leave Ferguson. "Many people say that when a manager runs a club for a long time, it will be very difficult for the next manager to continue in the same direction," Owen told ESPN.


Try to move forward

Owen said that United's achievements since Fergie's departure were actually not too bad, but it all looked wrong after comparing it to Ferguson's achievements in the Ferguson era.

"I think too many people have thought about the decline in Manchester United's performance since Fergie left, but you can see they have won several trophies, so the transition process has changed a little."

"But in general, you can see that the Manchester United team is currently under the shadow of the United team at the time of Sir Alex Ferguson, so I think it takes time to rebuild this team."



Good capital

Owen also showed that United now have a good team. He thinks about how United maximizes the role of players on his team.

"I think their players are pretty good at the moment, compared to Liverpool players, are they lower, I don't think so."

"The difference is that Liverpool players are able to play well, they have good attachment and good confidence." he said.


Try to wake up

Manchester United started the season well.

They can only win one of their last four matches in the EPL competition.

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