Breaking news: Manchester United board finally send a message to Ralf Ragnick after he shortlisted players he wants to buy and about Paul pogba’s situation.

 The Manchester United board is alleged to 

have instructed Ralf Rangnick that unless a huge

 chance presents itself, the January transfer season

 will be quiet, according to sources. The German

 interim manager, who took over for Ole Gunnar

 Solskjaer in late November, plans to keep 

maximizing the club's present roster while assisting

 the board in determining which players deserve

 to stay at Old Trafford. 



Rangnick has already made it clear he intends 

to improve the team at his disposal as opposed

 to relying on any potential transfer budget. 


United's squad is currently stacked to the rafters

 with talent and a number of players are fighting

 for their futures. 


That includes the likes of Paul Pogba, 

Jesse Lingard and Edinson Cavani, who are

 all out of contract at the end of the season. 


But the trio are expected to stay this January

 in a bid to help United win.

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