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Manchester United promise more signings after Memphis Depay

A general view outside Old Trafford stadium and 'The United Trinity' statue of former Manchester United
Image: A general view outside Old Trafford stadium and 'The United Trinity' statue of former Manchester United

Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward says Memphis Depay is just the first of a number of signings the club will make in the summer transfer window.

Woodward has assured supporters the squad will have appropriate depth to compete for the Premier League, Champions League and domestic trophies next season.

He said: "The squad will be absolutely deep enough and ready to challenge on all fronts and all competitions next year. That will as ever involve some ins and outs which we will not guide on.

"We are delighted with the progress made under Louis van Gaal as first-team manager. With two games remaining, we are well-positioned to achieve a top-four finish in the Premier League and therefore return to European football next season.

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Gary Neville told Monday Night Football what Manchester United fans can expect from Eredivisie top scorer Memphis Depay

"In regards to this summer's transfer activity, we have already started implementing our plans and last week announced that Memphis Depay, viewed as one of the most exciting young players in Europe, will be joining the first team.

"We expect to be active again during the window, but it's too early to give guidance on transfers or wages at this point.

"As we look forward to next season, on the playing side we expect to be challenging for trophies in all competitions and on the commercial side we are excited by the numerous opportunities for further growth, including the first year of our 10-year partnership with adidas.

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