London, Aug 16: Former Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has suggested his side's lack of activity in the transfer window along with lack of decisive strategies and form gives them a very small chance of winning the Premier League title this season.
United started the season well with a 2-1 victory over Leicester, last weekend, but that doesn't seem to have impressed Scholes. The Manchester giants finished second in the last term, a huge 19 points behind arch-rivals City and as per Scholes, the team have not equipped themselves further than the last season to compete for the title.
United only landed goalkeeper Lee Grant, midfielder Fred and defender Diogo Dalot meanwhile, rivals City and Champions League runners-up Liverpool have added more quality to their ranks. Scholes has now pointed out that the quality gap between United and their rivals is too deep to change their fortune.
Manchester United need to start the season well... or Jose Mourinho could be in trouble.
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) August 8, 2018
Paul Scholes looks ahead to the start of the season.
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