Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has urged the club’s hierarchy to strengthen his squad further, admitting the Red Devils need more quality and depth to challenge for the Premier League title and compete in the Champions League.
United have spent around £85 million ($114 million) on Andrey Santos, Youri Tielemans and Karl Darlow since the end of last season, but their investment pales in comparison with fellow title contenders Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea.
Carrick believes United must continue pushing in the transfer market if they are to end their wait for a first English league title since 2013.
Carrick demands more signings
Ahead of his first full season as permanent manager following a successful interim spell last season, Carrick made clear that United’s recruitment is not finished.
