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The Red Devils legend has been encouraged by recent performances and sees no need to spend for her sake when the January window opens.
Manchester United should only enter the January transfer market if “the right player” is available, says Gary Neville, with the Red Devils warned of “panic” buying in a tricky window.
Patience at Old Trafford is paying off in 2020-21, as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has overcome more questions about his future to lead his team into the contention for top honors.
Many have United in the running for the Premier League title as they are five points off the pace with a game in hand, while they have also advanced to the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup.
A useful habit of getting results on the road has been developed, while a 6-2 win over arch rival Leeds suggests a spark has been found at home as well.
With all of that in mind, Neville isn’t convinced United needs to spend again.
Value can be hard to come by during the winter, so even though the Red Devils aren’t the complete package yet, Solskjaer has been advised to steer clear of any impulse to add for the sake of it. .
Red Devils legend Neville said on his podcast Sky sports: “If the right player is available then yes, Manchester United should enter the January transfer market because they need to improve the team. But if the player isn’t there, they won’t panic, they’ve been doing a little bit better on the market in recent years.
“What I would say is that Manchester United is a confusing group, two or three weeks ago you looked at this team and thought it would be a tough old season. They left Europe, the performance in the first half at West Ham was very bad, I was there.
But if you look at the result in Everton, the glass is half full. The template has been used after the performance against Leeds, where it was brilliant. Six goals against Leeds and then nine changes against Everton, everyone is involved and playing.
“Leicester is a great game on Boxing Day, but if they went there and won they would really be building some confidence. Contrast that to a couple of weeks ago where there were questions about the manager’s job, not me, I always thought Ole should make it to the end of this season at the very least.
“But when he walked off the court at Goodison with a smile on his face, the fans will be happy, the players on the court have a lot of quality and if they can get into the rhythm and start producing performances, real performances for 90 minutes, there is a lot. of players with great character and quality. They have not molded together as a team yet, but they are improving, they are getting stronger, they have game winners.
United, who have also lost in the knockout stages of the Europa League and have an FA Cup campaign to come, have seen recent demonstrations return to their ranks and dare to dream once more as they seek to achieve four-year triumph. wait for the main silverware to finish.
