Woodward wants overhaul of Man United's transfer policy after £320m splurge
Manchester United are considering changing their tranfer policy (Picture: Getty)
Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward is reportedly reviewing the Red Devils’ transfer policy after spending £320million in the last three years.
Both David Moyes and Louis van Gaal have broken United’s transfer record since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013 but the Red Devils have failed to win a single piece of silverware since the Scot retired.
The likes of Angel Di Maria, Ander Herrera, Luke Shaw and Juan Mata have arrived in huge deals to the Theatre of Dreams but United look unlikely to make the top four in the Premier League this term.
United managers have previously been given complete control of player recruitment but, according to the Sun, Red Devils officials are considering at a new set-up where directors work on deals throughout the year.
Rivals Manchester City hired former Barcelona duo Txiki Begiristain and Ferran Soriano in 2012 to help guide the club’s transfer policy and United are now said to be considering a similar route.
Woodward wants overhaul of Man United's transfer policy after £320m splurge
Angel Di Maria was an expensive flop at Old Trafford (Picture: Getty)