Manchester United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, has said he would be in the summer market for players that can fit into his squad, “personality-wise, price-wise and quality-wise”.
Solskjaer is set to embark on a £200million revamp of his squad after the season and ESPN reports up to five signings could arrive and as many as seven players leave.
However, the 46-year-old said there was no “quick fix” to the problems he has inherited from the string of managers to take the reins in the six years, since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.
“I’ve been speaking to the club, we know that we have to be realistic and have a job to do.
“There’s no quick fix – it’s not like we can buy seven players and we’re in the right shape.
“We have to take it step by step and there’ll be signings made but there also has to be thoughts about players. We’ve got scouts scouring the planet for good footballers and we’ll sign players we think are the right fit — personality-wise, price-wise and quality-wise. I’m confident we’ll get the players,” Solskjaer said.
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