New Manchester United manager could hand £98m double act an Old Trafford lifeline

Manchester United had a relatively busy January transfer window but it feels like they could be in for an even busier summer.

United supporters were hoping the club would strengthen their midfield department in the winter market, but Ralf Rangnick will now be tasked with trying to secure a Champions League spot without having made a January signing.

As the dust settles following the closing of the mid-season transfer window, talk has turned to who will be the next permanent manager of the club, with Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag looking like frontrunners in the race.

Pochettino has been linked with United in the past and could become favourite if he's relieved of his duties at Paris Saint-Germain, though Ten Hag's ability to aid the development of young players could be something the United board consider.

Whoever they decide to appoint in the summer, the new boss will have some key decisions to make.

United did well to reduce the size of the squad in January, yet two of the players who were allowed to leave on loan could still have a future at Old Trafford.

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