"As a coach, you're always waiting for something to happen, but it's not something we have to obsess about at all. It has to be the right player, at the right age... We are therefore open to what may happen and we are recovering players," said the manager of Manchester United, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking at a press conference yesterday.
The coach, like many of his counterparts, has been questioned in recent hours about the plans of the English team in the winter transfer market.
And now, according to information from Goal, the Red Devils have perfectly defined their plans to strengthen themselves in the month of January. They have specifically two priorities, which are not new but do occupy a large part of Old Trafford's current interest.
First, Christian Eriksen, because he still hasn't renewed with Tottenham no matter how much José Mourinho insists on convincing him. And the second is none other than the Norwegian Erling Haland, whom the coach had in Molde and now wants to bring from Salzburg.