Manchester United Champions League at Paris St-Germin will be historic.
It was the first time the women’s side had a European game at old Trafford.
In a club built on the legend of Balby Babel, the 1968 Campion Cup winners and Sir Alex Ferguson’s Champions League winners, this is a significant milestone.
And this is a further step for Marc Saturday’s side who, until Saturday’s surprise in the Sable Super League at Pulong Villa, enjoyed a very good season.
“Manchester United has an amazing history in European competition,” said Matt Johnson, the club’s head of women’s football.
“For us it’s about the future. We have to put on a new lens.
“It’s a great opportunity to continue the women’s team and hopefully make a future 40 to 50 years of saying how they’re breaking barriers, like Sir Matt [Busby] did in the 1950s and 60s and Sir Alex did after that. “
United started their debut champions league campaign impressively, winning their first two games.
The beating of a PSG side that lost all sorts of a place in the next game of the game next year with the arrival of the Heavyweight Duo Wolfsburg and Lyon in the first round.
It was an impressive effort for a club whose commitment to the women’s game has often been questioned.
United are the last of the Premier League’s top clubs to launch a Women’s Super League team, having first joined the second tier in 2018.
The absence of the minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s in the recent cup finals was found, especially in 2024, when he chose to go to the men Arsenal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in the Old Trafferal in Old Trafferal in Old Trafferal in Old Trafferal in Old Trafford than Trabeny in Team Skinner Ge Gammered Tottenham.
Add to the women’s team that was forced to move to temporary dressing rooms to get their goal in the end of the end of the end of the time of the end of the united unit.
Johnson felt the claims were unfair.
“Manchester United is completely committed to the women’s team,” he said.
“It’s a much bigger club. We’ve got all the same facilities and all the same staff resources.
“There’s a real family feel to the club. That inside the bubble, you feel completely supported and embraced by the club.
“But it’s a growing industry and we want to be sustainable. When we’re done, it’s because we want to make sure when we can. Sometimes it’s late to the Party but