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Old Trafford has been home to many huge football superstars over the years, and it’s not often that Manchetser United get it wrong when they make moves for players to bring into the club.
Few clubs in Europe have a stronger reputation for development than Ajax, but although Manchester United famously proved otherwise, it's rare for teams to reach the pinnacle without the right blend of youth and experience.
Gary Neville expects Manchester United to name their next permanent manager as early as next week after Erik ten Hag was interviewed for the position.
It is getting close to four years since Ed Woodward issued his immortal line about Manchester United's money-making clout being insulated from factors such as whether they are actually a successful football club.
When Manchester United signed Aaron Wan-Bissaka in the summer of 2019 they liked to boast that they had whittled down a database of 804 right-backs before making Crystal Palace’s player of the year their first choice.
The last time Manchester United missed out on Champions League qualification they signed players from Leicester City, Crystal Palace and Swansea. The time before that they raided Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and Villarreal.
The culture at Manchester United was reset by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer - to the 1970s or 80s. United strayed close to six years without any use for silver polish in 1974 and were relegated. That trophy drought extended to nine years but United's rebirth began with relegation.
Who will be the next Manchester United manager?