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Manchester United are back in action this afternoon as the Premier League returns from its hiatus following the FA Cup third round. The Red Devils saw of Wigan in comfortable fashion last week, but Tottenham Hotspur will provide a much sterner test at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Erik ten Hag has defended Manchester United's short-term approach to January transfers and said he would consider looking for loan moves again this month if the right opportunity came up.
It is no secret that Manchester United are set to limit spending for a second January in a row due to Financial Fair Play concerns.
Erik ten Hag was unconditional about the guarantee he needed above all others when it came to taking the Manchester United job in April 2022. The Dutchman emerged as the club’s first-choice target ahead of Mauricio Pochettino and he impressed club officials during discussions in Amsterdam, but he told United’s football director John Murtough he needed control of recruitment.
With 14 defeats from their opening 28 matches in all competitions this season, Manchester United's supporters would be forgiven for demanding new signings by the lorry load in this month's transfer window.
Clubs across the Premier League - including Manchester City and Manchester United - will be able to do business once again when the January transfer window opens.
Heading into the January transfer window, Manchester United fans' ambitions won't be too high.
Manchester United’s early exit from the League Cup means they have had a week's rest ahead of Saturday's early kick off with West Ham