Reds' chief executive David Gill doesn't expect United to be
doing much business during the January transfer window, but he has
not ruled out a move for Owen Hargreaves.
The Bayern Munich midfielder was first linked with a switch to Old
Trafford last summer when he publicly stated his desire to join
United. Gill did his utmost to broker a deal but the German club
proved stubborn negotiaters and refused to budge on the
transfer.
Last week, Sir Alex Ferguson told Manchester United Radio that the
club were "looking at one thing" when asked about bringing in
potential transfer targets this month.
Gill insists there is money available but is not expecting much of
it to be spent until the summer months.
"The money is there but traditionally we do most of our big
spending in the summer and I think that will continue," he told
Manchester United Radio.
"Things may change; if there's an area in which we want to do
something then we'll do it. But at the moment we don't plan to do a
great deal.
"We've already brought in Henrik Larsson, while a number of the
players who have been out on loan are also back at the club.
"I think we all know the area in which we want to strengthen,"
added Gill, seemingly in reference to Hargreaves. "But I'm not
going to comment on that."
