Man United manager Erik Ten Hag rules out transfers despite bad form, insists his current squad is good

Man United have had a terrible start to the season, losing eight of their first 15 games across all competitions. 

They are currently eight points outside of the Premier League's top four and eleven points behind league leaders Tottenham.

The Red Devils' 3-0 loss to Newcastle at Old Trafford on Wednesday night saw them crashing out of the EFL Cup.

Speaking ahead of the squad's trip to Fulham on Saturday afternoon, Ten Hag, who led his team to third place and the Carabao Cup last season, reiterated his belief in his group.

Ten Hag said, as reported by Daily Mail, “I have a good squad and I'm convinced about the players in the dressing room.

“We saw these players last year. These players can do a lot better but it is up to me to let them play better. 

The former Ajax manager has ruled out signing players to improve his current team and says he believes in his squad.

Meanwhile, following defeats in their opening two Champions League matches against Bayern Munich and Galatasaray, they are faced with a difficult challenge to make it out of the group. 

Man United will travel to Craven Cottage to face Fulham on Saturday as they look to revive their season.