The Dutchman has spent over €180 million on new talent
since taking the reins at Old Trafford but he maintains that
there are no financial stumbling blocks for the club
Louis van Gaal insists "money doesn't play any role" in
Manchester United 's transfer policy.
United have spent over €180 million since Van Gaal's arrival
at the club, acquiring the likes of Angel Di Maria, Radamel
Falcao and Marcos Rojo as part of a major squad revamp,
while ex-Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes completed his
move to Old Trafford earlier this week.
And Van Gaal says that the club will continue to spend
whatever he deems necessary as he continues to reshape the
playing staff at Old Trafford.
"When I cannot improve my selection, then I wait," he told
reporters. "And then I maybe have to wait a year more.
Maybe you think that there are so many fantastic players, but
it is not like that.
"[However,] I don't [necessarily] prefer to wait until the
summer when I can improve my selections. That I have
showed with Valdes.
"When we can buy a player who can improve my selection,
the club shall buy. Money is not interesting. It is always
quality of the players in comparison with the other players
that I have. I have to compare. I have to decide. Money
doesn't play any role."
Van Gaal has assembled a fearsome attacking triumvirate
since taking the United reins, with Falcao, Robin van Persie
and Wayne Rooney all vying for a starting spot.
But he has promised United fans that he will improve the
club's "quality" in the final third over the duration of his
tenure.
"Now that I coach Manchester United, I expect more attacking
quality," he added. "If it is not this year, then next season or
the season after that. We shall improve and you shall see it.
Source http:// www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4102/transfer-zone/2015/01/11/7854352/van-gaal-money-no-problem-for-manchester-united