Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is not ruling out a fourth summer signing at Manchester United, but insists he is already happy with the business the club has done.
United will be desperate to end their trophy drought during the upcoming campaign as Solskjaer looks to win his first piece of silverware since taking charge in December 2018.
His side came within a penalty shoot-out of doing so last season with defeat to Villarreal in the Europa League final but still finished some way off the standards set by Manchester City in the Premier League.
In order to boost their title chances United have spent £114m on Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane, while experienced goalkeeper Tom Heaton arrived on a free.
Solskjaer said he is 'very happy' with his three new arrivals but would not rule out the possibility of a fourth new face arriving.
"You never know what is going to happen in football," he told Sky Sports. "We've still got one hopefully coming in (Varane should be unveiled on Thursday) and any surprises, anything can happen.
"We've got to be ready, but I'm very happy with what we've done so far."
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