Gary Neville tells Solskjaer the two signings Manchester United must prioritise

Earlier today, Manchester United announced that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been appointed as the Red Devils permanent manager. Solskjaer won 14 out of 19 games in charge at Manchester Untied and currently his side is 5th in the league with 58 points. And after Solskjaer's appointment, Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville has revealed which two areas should Manchester united consider to strengthen. “I think defensively is the main [area] to look at,” Neville told Sky Sports. “There’s been so many changes in the defence. “I actually think the defence has done very well. It looks makeshift on paper but performs quite well. [Antonio] Valencia and [Ashley] Young have done brilliantly for a few years. “[Luke] Shaw has started to perform well. [Victor] Lindelof has had a good season, [Chris] Smalling is doing well. “But you need a dominant presence, that’s the key thing. You look at a [new] centre back and a full back and then there are other areas they may look at as well.” “From Ole’s point of view he does need the right people around him now," continued Neville. “That’s something I said a few months ago. He needs quality people around him to ensure United get ahead of the game in recruitment. “Solskjaer is not going to be a success unless the club get the right people around him and then get the right players in… that’s absolutely essential. “The amount of money Manchester United will need to spend is big. But the club haven’t fallen short in that over the last few years. I think they will spend the money.”

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