Gary Neville thinks the goalkeeper situation needs to be sorted out.
United legend Gary Neville is happy with his club’s transfer business this summer.
The Red Devils have signed Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane which will cost them around £115m plus add-ons.
“He’s a good age, got massive experience, he’s got a good centre-back alongside him. In fact, he’s got a good back-four,” Neville told Sky Sports.
“So he’s not coming into a team where he’s having to hold it together. He’s, you could argue, the last piece of the jigsaw in the sense that the rest of them are doing a pretty good job.
“And I think Harry Maguire will come out of this tournament with England strong, more confident than ever before, he’s got a great centre-back partner alongside him now in Varane.
“Varane has played at Real Madrid in the biggest games you could ever play in, World Cups, the lot, so they’ve got two brilliant centre-backs.
“If they can stay fit together… and obviously the two full-backs as well who have got great energy, both of them are great defenders – one of them is great going forward and Aaron Wan-Bissaka is definitely improving.
“I think just sort the goalkeeping situation out, settle that down, decide who is going to be number one and United are in a good position defensively and Sancho can hopefully bring that balance that’s needed in attack.”
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