United's January transfer window activity will be an exercise in economics
Manchester Evening News|January 25, 2024
Reds monitoring market but incomings unlikely
SAMUEL LUCKHURST
United's January transfer window activity will be an exercise in economics

UNITED are continuing to monitor the transfer market should an opportunity arise to strengthen their squad this month.

United have prioritised outgoings in the winter transfer window to trim the squad and lower the wage bill in compliance with domestic and European financial fair play rules.

Club sources have reiterated United are 'tight' on FFP after investing more than £ 400 million on signings across the last two summer transfer windows.

United have not outright ruled out an incoming but sources say any deal would have to be 'exceptionally economic? All three of United's additions last January were on loan after a record spending spree in the 2022 summer window.

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