Manchester United made fewer signings in the January transfer window compared to other top teams in the Premier League but manager Erik ten Hag said he is confident the Old Trafford club have depth in their squad.
United, who are fourth in the league, signed Jack Butland, Wout Weghorst and Marcel Sabitzer all on loan, while Chelsea spent nearly 300 million pounds on eight players, leaders Arsenal made four signings and third-placed Newcastle United signed five players.
"We have formed and constructed a squad, we invest also in the summer. From that point on, it is about developing the team and it has to come on the training ground, it has to come in the matches, that we develop the team," Ten Hag told reporters. "That is the advantage of having so many matches, that you can work on that and you don't have to wait so long ... There is a limit to every player but we have depth in our squad.
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