From Skysports
Dated: 31st May 2007
Manchester United chief executive David
Gill has confirmed the club have done the majority of their summer
spending in the past 24 hours.
The Premiership champions announced deals to sign youngsters
Anderson and Nani on Wednesday evening before completing the
capture of England midfielder Owen Hargreaves from Bayern Munich on
Thursday.
Although United are sure to be linked with further summer signings,
Gill insists that more arrivals at Old Trafford are unlikely,
having already paid out in the region of £50million for the
midfield trio.
"We will see what happens over the next two or three months but by
and large that will be the major element of our business," Gill
told MUTV.
"If a player comes up that Sir Alex (Ferguson) is convinced will
make us better, I am sure we will find the funds but that is a
major bit of business we have done this week."
Meanwhile, assistant manager Carlos Queiroz believes Nani and
Anderson can link up with Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney to
form an unstoppable attacking force for years to come.
Both players still need to undergo medicals with The Red Devils,
but Sky Sports News understands Anderson (pictured) is on his way
to England to complete his switch.
"It is really worth stopping to imagine what an attack formed by
Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, Nani and Anderson could do,"
Queiroz said.
"They are players who blend creativity and magic into
football.
"It really is wonderful to be able to mould and enhance their
capabilities.
"I have always worked with players in this formative process and
this is a significant investment in Manchester United prospects for
the next 10 years."
ps: my apologies if already created; but I did my search and can't
find any similar ones.
So there'll be no more summer siginings? 
