United States of America have officially elected Donald J. Trump as their 45th President. He has defeated former Secretary of State’s Hillary

Clinton. He was seen by many as the underdog much like Chelsea against Bayern Munich in 2012 Champions League final. Clinton was the

favourite and the mainstream media believed she will win easily

Today, we therefore take a look at several lessons World football can learn from Donald Trump win;

3. Slogan Strength

Manchester United is currently struggling to get back to the level it belongs. They have hired and sacked two managers and the third one Mr.

Jose Mourinho is already in deep waters. You tend to think the club needs a Coach with a brand new approach. ‘The Special One’ said he want

the club to become great again by first of all forgetting three years of Moyes and Van Gaal but that wasn’t pushed hard enough.

He needs to preach to players and fans what the club really means and what they were when Sir Alex Ferguson was at the helm, in a style

similar to Trump slogan. Maybe Mourinho needs ‘Make Manchester United Great Again’. Glory Glory Man United does not make sense when

Watford is beating you in the League

Donald Trump slogan was ‘Make America Great Again’. The words might not mean so much to people outside United States but they certainly

meant a lot to the Citizens of the US. They know what has fundamentally changed in their country in the last two decades. We have read

reports about the effects of the 2008 recession and loss of jobs to China and Asia. The words therefore resonated with the current problems in

the country. Outgoing President Mr. Obama could not change a lot in 8 years because the damage was too much


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