The Red Devils secured Champions League qualification for the first time since 2023 after an impressive end to the campaign under Michael Carrick - who was named as permanent boss last month - and the executive thinks that a first league triumph since 2013 isn't far away.
Speaking on Inside Man Utd, Berrada said: "Ideally, we do it next season, and if not, then the following season. I think we're in a good place.
"We've seen some really good progress on the pitch this season, and we're going to continue building on that.
"We're going to continue investing in different areas of the club. There are other objectives off the pitch that we'd like to achieve as well. One of them is to be financially sustainable, to introduce commercial innovation in the club."
United's summer signings last year - which included forward Bryan Mbeumo and goalkeeper Senne Lammens - were largely successful and Berrarda says that Red Devils have a clear plan for this year's market.
The Moroccan businessman said: "The template for what we did last summer will be replicated in many ways.
"You always go into a window. You don't know how you're going to come out of it. But you have to be really prepared. You have to have a clear plan. You have to know exactly what positions you're looking to strengthen.
"We have to be agile and flexible. But we have a clear plan.
"Jason Wilcox and his team are very well set up to execute that plan. What we saw last season is a good way forward for us, which is we want to gain some experience in youth.
"We want to make some players that have demonstrated they can perform in the Premier League and perhaps also with players that are doing very well outside the Premier League. But we will always do it within our terms and ensure that whatever decision we take is not just for the short term but also for the long term.
"We have to be really disciplined. It's simple. We have a plan. We know what we can invest and we have to stick to that.
"In some cases, we may decide to make an investment knowing that it's the right thing for not just the next two, three years but for the next 10 years."
