Manchester United interim manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, has insisted the club does not need “superstar” signings in the summer, to become title challengers.
Solskjaer is already planning for next season, despite being in the dark about whether he will be in charge or not.
United go into this weekend’s clash against Fulham 14 points behind table-toppers Manchester City and Liverpool, but Solskjaer has suggested he would not need to splash the cash to make up the ground.
“I think it is about who we’ve got here.
“It is not about signing ‘X’ amount of players, it has to be the right one and one who fits, the personality has to fit with the team.
“It is not just buy a superstar that will fix things and suddenly we go from challenging to being top four and be champions,” Solskjaer told a news conference on Friday.
Jose Mourinho spent close to £400 million in two and a half years at Old Trafford but was keen for the club to spend in January before his dismissal in December.
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