Manchester United has shown improvement lately, bouncing back from a slow start this season.
Their 2-0 win against Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday has brought them four consecutive Premier League victories.
Additionally, United is now four points ahead of Chelsea and will finish the weekend in the top four of the Premier League.
Next week, an away match against West Ham United gives them another chance to earn points and close the gap on Aston Villa and Manchester City.
Success isn’t limited to the men’s team; the women’s team, under Marc Skinner, has advanced in the UEFA Women’s Champions League and currently sits in second place in the Women’s Super League.
The Under-16s have also reached a new milestone, making it to the final of the Premier League Cup after a 6-4 win over Norwich City.
Kai Rooney, reportedly offered a new contract recently, scored four goals in this standout performance.
For Rooney, this could catch the eyes of coaches from the Under-18s and older teams.
For his teammates, the victory showcases their skills and may enhance their chances of turning professional.
As the Under-16s prepare for the Premier League Cup final, their focus shifts to winning the tournament, while also reflecting on their achievements so far.