Manchester United's 14 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer signings highlight transfer policy Erik ten Hag must rectify

Manchester United have shown signs of getting their recruitment right under Erik Ten Hag.

The summer arrival of Casemiro was a fine capture while Christian Eriksen and Lisandro Martinez have been stellar signings. Antony is beginning to show the promise that prompted United to part with more than £80million to secure his signature while Tyrell Malacia has been a worthy squad addition. Wout Weghorst, who joined in January has not delivered what was required but Ten Hag can argue mitigating circumstances around his winter loan arrival.

If ten Hag can source the two key signings he wants this summer, namely a centre forward and central midfielder, then there are signs that United are getting their recruitment act together after a series of scattergun seasons. Indeed a look at the list of players signed by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, sacked 17 months ago, provides a snapshot of that approach.

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He added 14 signings players almost three years in charge of United, but few can be considered unqualified successes since arriving at the club. Four have already left the club and another two have spent this season away from Old Trafford. And the summer could see several more depart. Here are the 14 signings ranked:

While Van de Beek has been unfortunate with injuries during the current campaign after sustaining a serious knee injury in January, he'd made only 10 appearances before then despite being reunited with former boss Ten Hag. He hasn't been given much of an opportunity and could move on in the summer.

Currently on loan at Sevilla, the left back was an unused substitute when the Spanish side visited Old Trafford for the Europa League quarter-final first leg and