A United Legend’s Take on the Red Devils’ Premier League Chances

As a former Manchester United captain, Antonio Valencia knows a thing or two about what it takes to win the Premier League. Having spent ten seasons at Old Trafford, Valencia has seen the highs and lows of the beautiful game, and now, he’s sharing his thoughts on the Red Devils’ title chances for the upcoming season.

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When asked about his current relationship with his former teammates, Valencia revealed that he still keeps in touch with some of the lads. “When they lose, it makes me very sad because it’s a team that most of us carry in our hearts,” he said. It’s clear that Valencia still bleeds Manchester United red.

Valencia reminisced about some of his favorite moments as a Red Devil, including their 2010-11 Premier League title win and their 2016-17 Europa League victory. He even recalled the support they received from the fans during those crucial matches. “They supported us all 90 minutes, and then you saw them singing the club’s songs, the cup, the celebration,” he said. “It was something important for my life.”

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Valencia also shared some warm words about his former locker-room mate, Nani. “When I had the opportunity, I opened up a bit more, and we made jokes with Nani,” he said. “We were always smiling because every time I went to the complex, it was happiness.” It’s clear that Valencia looks back on his time at Manchester United with fond memories.

So, what does Valencia think about United’s chances this season? “I think everything depends on a good pre-season, good planning, good signings, people who love the team, who have that passion, so I think it will go well for this coming season,” he said. “Trust the team, trust the board and the coaching staff’s work, and be sure that we will fight for the Premier League.”

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This season, Manchester United will be looking to put their recent struggles behind them and make a serious push for the Premier League title. With Valencia’s blessing, they’ll be hoping to bring some silverware back to Old Trafford. One thing’s for sure: with the right mindset and the right players, the Red Devils are capable of achieving great things.