Erik ten Hag hints Man Utd spending isn't over after Wout Weghorst transfer

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag says the club’s transfer business may not be over this month, despite the arrival of Wout Weghorst to Old Trafford. The

30-year-old joined the club last week after Besiktas agreed to terminate his loan deal from Burnley. Weghorst was a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo, who had his own

contract terminated in November after a controversial interview he gave to Piers Morgan. United spent £220m last summer, which was £100m more than they had originally

agreed to spend on Ten Hag’s appointment. That was down to the increased spending from other clubs in the market and United’s poor start to the season.

However, that’s left United relatively cash-strapped this month, with the club keen to reduce their wage bill. Weghorst’s arrival was seen as a one in, one out

transfer to replace Ronaldo and Ten Hag had suggested there would be no further business. But the Dutchman says the club could yet move for another player if the right

opportunity pops up. ‘I think Manchester United always you have to look for solutions & always you have to look for better,’ said Ten Hag. ‘That is what we will

do. We will be doing our research and if there are opportunities, yeah, we have to go for it.’ For more stories like this, check our sport page. Follow

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