Jose Mourinho vows to bring the Premier League to Old Tafford

Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho has vowed to fight for the Premier League title this season and says he now has the club set up in a position where the club can "go for it" and compete on all fronts this season.

Mourinho's United finished sixth-place last season but did qualify for the Champions League by winning the Europa League, while also winning the League Cup.

I was thinking I needed three [summer] transfer windows, but after two I have a good group and the club as a football club is much better equipped, Mourinho said.

We are much better organised at every level -- the medical department is better, the structure that organises the logistics is much better. The ­training routines are much better ­organised. We are much stronger as a team. I feel the club is much better so we go for it this season.

We're going to try to win the title. We're going to try to give a hard fight to the top teams in Europe in the Champions League and, as you know, I always loved the English cups."

Mourinho vowed not to get too carried away and also promised to behave on the touchline.

I look forward to the season with optimism, with enthusiasm. I want to play," he said. "I want to play West Ham on Sunday, a difficult match. Then I want to go to Swansea, a difficult match. Then I want the Champions League to start.

I want, I want! ... I'm on fire ... But I will behave on the touchline!"

United have spent heavily this summer bringing in the likes of Victor Lindelof, Romelu Lukaku, and Nemanja Matic.

United plays it's league opener against West Ham at Old Trafford on Sunday.