Man Utd told to forget about winning any trophy this season

Former Man Utd star Rio Ferdinand has given up on his former club as he told the Red Devils to forget about winning any trophy this season.

Ferdinand stressed that Man Utd focus should now be about making it to Europe next season by at least finishing in the top four.

This comes after the Red Devils were held to a disappointing 1-1 draw against Burnley on Tuesday night.

Paul Pogba had scored the lead goal for Man United in the first half, but Jay Rodriguez scored an equaliser as the Red Devils dropped to the fifth spot on the Premier League table.

As of now, Man Utd have been kicked out of the FA Cup and don’t stand a chance of winning the UEFA champions league and their next opponent in the tournament, Spanish side Atletico Madrid could kick them out.

However, the former England international stressed that the constant change of managers and players since Sir Alex Ferguson left has seen the club struggle to find an identity.

“The problem with Man United, they haven’t had that identity that every player has bought into and we’ve seen the turnover of managers, huge turnovers of players.

“What they need now is unity, see the five months of the season out and get that fourth-place. Forget winning a trophy, they need to get into the Champions League,” Ferdinand told BT Sport.