Mkhitaryan: Man Utd not giving up on the title

The Red Devils sit sixth in the Premier League table but the Armenia international insists that a first league title in four years is not beyond the Old Trafford outfit.

Manchester United have not given up hope of winning the Premier League as Henrikh Mkhitaryan eyes trophies in 2017.

Heading into the Boxing Day clash against Sunderland at Old Trafford, United are sixth in the table and 13 points adrift of leaders Chelsea.

But with 21 matches remaining, Mkhitaryan said his team-mates are still dreaming of silverware.
"My wishes are for the team to have the best year possible - for Manchester United, for the players and for the fans," Mkhitaryan told The Times of India.

"I hope we have an amazing season and fight for all the titles. Hopefully, in 2017, we can win some trophies. But United are a long way behind the leaders at the moment.

"We haven't given up yet, we're not saying we are out of the competition. There are a lot of games remaining, especially at this time of year, so we're trying to do our best to be in the top four.
"And, of course, in the Europa League we're going to try and go as far as we can."