Cambridge United are preparing for their return to League One after finishing third in League Two this past season. Director of football Mark Bonner has expressed confidence in the club's long-term strategy, stating they are 'ahead of the curve' in their plans to rebuild. The U's managed to secure promotion following a strong finish, losing only two of their final 17 league games under manager Neil Harris. Bonner highlighted the achievement as significant, especially given the club's budget constraints compared to others in the league. Looking ahead, Bonner acknowledges the challenges of competing in League One, where they will face clubs with larger financial resources. However, he is optimistic about the club's preparations, noting that they have a plan to build a competitive squad. Bonner emphasized the importance of retaining key players and developing a player trading model to enhance revenue streams. As Cambridge United gears up for the new season, the focus will be on maintaining momentum and ensuring they are better equipped for the challenges ahead.
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Cambridge United Set for League One Challenge Under Bonner
Cambridge United aims for success in League One as Mark Bonner outlines the club's strategy for the upcoming season after promotion.
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