Quinton Fortune feels
Manchester United do not need
to enter the transfer market this
month because of the number of
quality players already at Louis
van Gaal 's disposal.
The Red Devils spent heavily in the previous transfer
window and have again been linked with a host of players
as they seek to improve on a current Premier League
placing of fourth.
However, Fortune - who spent seven years at Old Trafford -
believes United boast the necessary strength in depth to
steer clear of January purchases.
"They have the quality. Good young players," Fortune told
Perform.
The South African added with a smile: "They've signed
enough players in my opinion, spent enough money.
"Going forward, in attack, you've got [Radamel] Falcao.
They've brought in [Daley] Blind into midfield, [Marcos]
Rojo the Argentinian and obviously [Angel] Di Maria, [Luke]
Shaw at the back. They've got enough quality.
"Unfortunately they've picked up a few injuries. I'm sure
when everyone's injury free they are capable of putting on
a great run.
"I just think it's a matter of time before it will all click and
we'll see United hopefully - I'm trying to be positive here -
back where they belong."
United face League Two Cambridge United in the FA Cup
on Friday, before returning to league action the following
weekend with a home game against Leicester City, 5-3
winners over Van Gaal's men in September.
Courtesy: goal news
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