Manchester United are considering a summer transfer spend of up to £200 million after opting against reinforcing the squad during the January window, reported by Idman.Biz via TEAMtalk.
The scale of United’s summer business is expected to depend heavily on Champions League qualification. Securing a place in Europe’s top club competition would significantly strengthen the club’s financial position and give greater flexibility ahead of a planned rebuild, with particular emphasis on reshaping the midfield.
The decision to hold back in January is understood to be part of a broader strategy, allowing resources to be concentrated on a more comprehensive overhaul at the end of the season rather than short-term fixes.
After 24 Premier League rounds, United have collected 41 points and currently sit fourth in the table, keeping their Champions League ambitions firmly in their own hands as the season enters a decisive phase.
