Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho believes it has never been more difficult to win the Premier League title.
United have made a flying start to the season, scoring 12 goals to collect 10 points from their opening four league games.
Mourinho, whose team host Everton on Sunday, led Chelsea to three Premier League titles, but the Portuguese tactician feels it has never been tougher in England.
"I think it is more difficult now," he said. "The economic power belongs to everyone.
"When you speak about economic power, it is not just to buy but to keep players and say, 'No, we don't sell'. That power belongs to every club in the Premier League, so the teams are potentially strong.
"But it was always difficult for different reasons. It is difficult because this is the country with more teams that fight for the title."
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United have made a flying start to the season, scoring 12 goals to collect 10 points from their opening four league games.
Mourinho, whose team host Everton on Sunday, led Chelsea to three Premier League titles, but the Portuguese tactician feels it has never been tougher in England.
"I think it is more difficult now," he said. "The economic power belongs to everyone.
"When you speak about economic power, it is not just to buy but to keep players and say, 'No, we don't sell'. That power belongs to every club in the Premier League, so the teams are potentially strong.
"But it was always difficult for different reasons. It is difficult because this is the country with more teams that fight for the title."
To read full article - HERE
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