Gary Neville tells how many signings Manchester United needs to make after Sheffield United draw

Former Manchester Untied player Gary Neville believes the club needs up to six signings in order to improve the squad. The former defender was present at the Red Devils' 3 - 3 draw with Sheffield United, where Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side were terrible during their first half. Though the club is weak in the midfield due to Scott McTominay and Paul Pogba's absence, Neville thinks it's not the only position that United should strengthen in. He told Sky Sports:"The midfield’s just a problem for United full stop, let’s be clear about it. Even with Scott McTominay in it it’s a problem. They haven’t strengthened in that area, obviously [Paul] Pogba’s injured. It’s a problem for them and it’s just not good enough, the midfield just doesn’t have good enough quality. They need a striker, they need two midfield players, they need a left-back - they need five or six signings. They can’t do that until January and obviously the summer but the midfield will not go away as a problem for Manchester United just because of an injury. It’s a problem full stop - it needs strengthening."

Source: MEN 

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