<p>Manchester United Chief Executive Omar Berrada says manager <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/erik-ten-hag">Erik ten Hag</a> has the full backing of the club and is optimistic that the pieces are being put in place for the long-term success of the team domestically and in Europe.</p><p>United finished eighth in the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/premier-league">Premier League</a> last season and Sunday's 3-0 defeat by Liverpool made it two losses from three games in the current campaign, leaving them in 14th spot.</p><p>"Erik has our full backing. We think he is the right coach for us," Berrada told reporters ahead of the Liverpool match in comments published on Monday.</p><p>"We have worked very closely together in this transfer window and we are going to continue working very closely with him to help get the best results out of the team."</p>.Manchester United humbled as Diaz double helps Liverpool breeze past rivals.<p>The last of United's 20 English top-flight titles came in the 2012-13 season in Alex Ferguson's final campaign in charge and while winning the Premier League is the main target Berrada said there had to be a long-term view.</p><p>"We don't want to just win one Premier League and be satisfied," he added. "We want to create a team that is capable of competing for the Champions League, for the Premier League and for the domestic cups on a consistent basis."</p><p>After a positive summer in the transfer market and with fresh faces in the boardroom, Berrada said there was a feeling things were moving in the right direction at the club.</p><p>"I can sense it, and I can also speak for myself, which is I'm very excited and very optimistic at what we have in front of us," he said.</p><p>"I think we're starting to put the right pieces in place and I'm absolutely convinced that we're going to be successful."</p>
<p>Manchester United Chief Executive Omar Berrada says manager <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/erik-ten-hag">Erik ten Hag</a> has the full backing of the club and is optimistic that the pieces are being put in place for the long-term success of the team domestically and in Europe.</p><p>United finished eighth in the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/premier-league">Premier League</a> last season and Sunday's 3-0 defeat by Liverpool made it two losses from three games in the current campaign, leaving them in 14th spot.</p><p>"Erik has our full backing. We think he is the right coach for us," Berrada told reporters ahead of the Liverpool match in comments published on Monday.</p><p>"We have worked very closely together in this transfer window and we are going to continue working very closely with him to help get the best results out of the team."</p>.Manchester United humbled as Diaz double helps Liverpool breeze past rivals.<p>The last of United's 20 English top-flight titles came in the 2012-13 season in Alex Ferguson's final campaign in charge and while winning the Premier League is the main target Berrada said there had to be a long-term view.</p><p>"We don't want to just win one Premier League and be satisfied," he added. "We want to create a team that is capable of competing for the Champions League, for the Premier League and for the domestic cups on a consistent basis."</p><p>After a positive summer in the transfer market and with fresh faces in the boardroom, Berrada said there was a feeling things were moving in the right direction at the club.</p><p>"I can sense it, and I can also speak for myself, which is I'm very excited and very optimistic at what we have in front of us," he said.</p><p>"I think we're starting to put the right pieces in place and I'm absolutely convinced that we're going to be successful."</p>