Former Manchester United winger Luis Nani has revealed that he believes his former club have continued to move closer towards winning the league title after close to 8 years since the last time they last clinched the league crown. The Red Devils last won the division’s title in 2013, which happens to be the last time legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson was in charge of the club.

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Current manager Olé Gunnar Solksjær was appointed as the club’s (first temporary, then permanent) manager after the sacking of José Mourinho in 2018, and even though they have also not been able to win the league since three years ago, they have gotten closer this season than the previous ones under the Norwegian manager.
The Old Trafford outfit are currently eight points behind League table-toppers Manchester City who are on course to win their third league title under manager Pep Guardiola after 32 games. They have also matched last season’s total points after all 38 games and still have 6 games left to play this season, and Nani believes that if they continue making such progress, next season could be when they finally end their wait for a league title victory.
Nani also said that as a former player of the club and a fan, he has not been happy that they’ve not won a league title in such a long time.