Rio Ferdinand's six examples that shamed Manchester United

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand, who won six Premier League titles and a Champions League at Old Trafford, named six signings to point his former club's poor recruitment in recent transfer windows. Marouane Fellaini, Marcos Rojo, Matteo Darmian, Memphis Depay, Radamel Falcao and Alexis Sanchez was on the list. He said: "Around £600million has been spent on this squad, and on what? I don't see it out there. I don't see that the money, the recruitment, what has been bought. There is nothing there that suggests to me that this is going to be something that is laying down the foundations for the future. "I'm sitting up here and if I'm honest, I'm embarrassed. It's embarrassing to be here. The way the team is. Not just the way the team perform but I don't see what is coming next. You don't see a pathway. "I don't see a target being set saying 'we are going to get to that and this is how'. I just don't see it - from the recruitment. Put this result to one side. I'm talking the recruitment and the actual building of the squad. The foundations that are being put in place for this squad to go on and challenge at some point. Not immediately but in a couple of years maybe. "Money has been spent willy-nilly in the last seven years. What is to show for it? I don't see what is there. You can't defend this. What has been invested. "There are young kids in the schools around the country - they are not going to be wearing United shirts. They are not going to be wanting to come here and support United based on what we saw out there. "It is not going to happen. Fans are walking out after 84 minutes. It's an embarrassment. People at the top need to look, see this and actually make changes. Put a plan in place so people can actually say 'I can see where we are going now'. I don't see it." But Ole Gunnar Solskjaer changed things at the club. He signed Harry Maguire, Aaron Wan Bissaka, Daniel James, Bruno Fernandes. They are currently key players to United squad. Source: The Mirror

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