Erik ten Hag's dream new-look Manchester United squad if transfer window goes perfectly

Manchester United have had a strong transfer window so far but there is still work to be done.

Erik ten Hag has made two significant additions to his squad. Mason Mount was brought in to add more quality and dynamism in the midfield, with an initial £55million being paid to Chelsea for his services.

The arrival of Andre Onana might be even more crucial. The former Inter man has been bought to replace David de Gea who departed Old Trafford after 12 years upon the expiration of his contract. The Cameroonian is as excellent with his feet as he is with his hands and should herald in a new era at United.

The biggest priority hasn't been resolved just yet but is close to completion. United are in need of a new striker after a meagre goal return last season and have settled on Danish starlet Rasmus Hojlund as their top target.

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United reached an agreement with Atalanta on Saturday morning for a guaranteed £64m with £8m in add-ons for the 20-year-old. Hojlund had already agreed personal terms on a five-year contract with the option of a further 12 months.

Should the transfer go through without a hitch then United would have completed all their essential business in time for the start of the new season, a far cry from last year in which were nowhere ready for the campaign. But there could be yet more business to come.

A lot of it will depend on departures though. Ten Hag wants the club to be more ruthless and several players have been earmarked for departures. Dean Henderson is expected to return to Nottingham Forest in a £30million deal after spending last season on loan at the City Ground, but Forest's interest in Arsenal's Matt Turner has