Manchester United chief Ed Woodward has given a glimpse about the club’s transfer plans for the upcoming windows.
The Red Devils signed three players for a combined total of £145m this summer. However, they have endured a slow start to their campaign, winning only two of their opening six games.
This week, Manchester United announced club-record revenue of £627.1m for the year ending 30 June 2019, up 6.3 per cent from 12 months ago.
And, Woodward has said that the club will invest a part of it in improving the squad quality and depth.
“Returning to the roots of our club’s ethos of youth-led, attacking football is the right way forward and everyone at the club: the board, the manager, the squad and all of the staff remain resolute in our desire to get Manchester United back to the top of English football.”
“We’ll continue to make the necessary investments to make this happen across our first-team players, our academy and our recruitment department.”
“This long-term approach to building a squad is the right one.”
Manchester United are currently gearing up to face Arsenal in their next Premier League fixture.
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