Manchester United have spent over £1.2 billion since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013. That’s a lot of money for zero league titles…
We have ranked all 45 signings made for the first team post-Ferguson. All transfer fees are taken via Transfermarkt. Just a warning, it’s a pretty horrid list.
45) Alexis Sanchez (swap)
The Red Devils signed one of the best players in the Premier League on astronomical wages and he seemed to become an incompetent footballer overnight. At least he is a talented pianist.
44) Andy Kellett (loan)
Who? Exactly.
43) Angel Di Maria (£67.5m)
Joining off the back of a man-of-the-match performance in a Champions League final, Di Maria flopped at Old Trafford. The only saving grace from his stint in Manchester is that the club recouped £56.7m back when he was sold to PSG less than a year after arriving.
42) Radamel Falcao (£6.8m loan fee)
Another player with a huge reputation; Falcao failed to rediscover his Porto and Atletico Madrid form during his spell with United and then Chelsea.
41) Harry Maguire (£78.3m)
Maguire was named in the team of the tournament at Euro 2020 after a fine showing for England. If only it was as fun for him at club level.
Often the scapegoat and always mocked, the 29-year-old is Manchester United captain and has put in many good displays for the Red Devils. However, the bad tends to outweigh the good and as a result, he has not come close to nearly justifying his hefty price tag.
40) Aaron Wan-Bissaka (£49.5m)
He puts in a mean slide tackle. But that’s about it. Poor in the final third and suspect defensively at times; Wan-Bissaka has simply not been good enough since his big-money move from Crystal Palace.
39) Memphis Depay (£30.6m)
Wearing the No. 7 shirt has become something of a curse since Cristiano Ronaldo left in 2009, even for the Portuguese himself since his return last summer to a certain extent.
Depay came in as a terrific youngster from the Netherlands and took on the…
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