Ferguson speaks of three reinforcements

The experienced Scot, Sir Alex Ferguson, who leads the Manchester United announced that next season, plans to sign two or three elements to bolster the team.

Knowing that there will be several changes on campus, Ferguson ahead of their desire to strengthen the club, to continue fighting for titles at both local and continental.

Manchester United, champions of the Premier League this undergo some significant changes in the not too distant future, at this, the strategist wants to take precautions, knowing that Gary Neville and retired, the Welshman Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes are about to do the same, in no more than two years and no change of plans the Dutch goalkeeper Edwin Van der Sar, will say goodbye after the final whistle of the Champions League.

"Ryan Giggs is already in the final stretch of his career, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes retired and is coming again at the end. Edwin van der Sar will also retire and want to cover holes in computer security in the coming years, "said Ferguson.

The Scot so added, "I'm considering a couple or maybe three signings for next season, which would increase the overall quality in the team."

By contrast, Alex Ferguson recalled that the youth club also has elements with a great future and will certainly help the team, among which is the great revelation, the Mexican striker Javier "Chicharito" Hernández.

"Chris Smalling has been absolutely superb this season, Jonny Evans is back in great shape, both Da Silva (Rafael and Fabio), Chicharito still progressing and has had an incredible season," said coach MUTV.

The Man U, has transferred some items, so it would not be strange to return to the institution, once supposed to have already acquired more experience in other clubs such as Danny Welbeck, Tom Cleverley, Mame Diouf of Senegal and Danny Drinkwater.