Manchester United are going through a sticky phase in the Premier League having suffered three defeats against Manchester City, Watford and Chelsea. However, the latest 1-0 win over Tottenham has set Jose Mourinho’s side back by 6 points behind fourth position.
Though, the league is still a long way from being over with 23 more rounds of games yet to be played in general.
Manchester United fans had their horror recent time, when they were humiliated by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, fans started worrying that Jose Mourinho has lost his flavour but they should stick by their manager.
Things can change very quickly in the Premier League title race, as we have seen over the years. United have suffered from heavy defeats to their title rivals before too. They nearly won the title despite losing 6-1 to Manchester City in the 2011-12 season. While they won the title in the 2008/09 season, despite losing 4-1 to Liverpool that year. So United fans should not get depressed just yet.
It would be foolish to consider United outsiders in the title race this early in the season, here are five reasons why the Red Devils could still celebrate their 21st league title.
1. Manchester United have some best and key players to win EPL title
United fans need to believe in Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba, Wayne Rooney, Juan Mata, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Ander Herrera and David de Gea are seven world-class players, who could threaten any team in the Premier League.
They also have four of the most-talented youngsters in the world, namely Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, Jesse Lingard and defender Eric Bailly.
Jose Mourinho only needs to look for ways to get these stars to work well together, they will help him to win the title.
2. Jose Mourinho is always a league winner everywhere
Jose Mourinho has won the league three times in England in the past during his two spells at Chelsea t. Now the Portuguese has to take a different route this time round to land the title at Old Trafford.
From Porto to Chelsea, Jose Mourinho has won titles everywhere he has managed. He won the UEFA Champions League twice in two different clubs – FC Porto (2003-04) and Inter Milan (2009-10). He has won the domestic titles in Portugal (twice) with FC Porto, England (thrice) with Chelsea, Italy with Inter Milan (twice), and in La Liga with Real Madrid.
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