Man Utd Transfer News: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looking for "good guys" on the market as the Red Devils prepare for a "fresh start"

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is still looking for the "good" candidates for Manchester United and insists that the summer transfer window has not left him frustrated despite a lack of movement.

The Reds should be busy before the next deadline, having stumbled on a sixth-place finish in the Premier League last season.

Much money was expected to settle Old Trafford's long-standing problems, but two agreements have yet been reached for Daniel James and Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

Leicester defender Harry Maguire and Sporting midfielder Bruno Fernandes are considered a priority target, but no agreement has been reached.

Solskjaer insists that this is not a problem, United boss wishing to point out that he will not spend for the pleasure of doing so and will continue to pursue those who, in his opinion, can do the difference.

He told the club official site: "I'm very happy with the two you mentioned [James and Wan-Bissaka] and we must be patient.

"It's a long way and it's very important that we find the right ones. When you encounter an obstacle, we simply can not take a different path. So, no, I did not have any frustration at all.

"I believe in these players and I'm sure we could do well [this season]. But these are short and long term problems. Of course, when we work on something, it means that we have identified something that could improve us.

"If it's to be or not to be, let's see, but these [current] the players, as you said, played well. We have performed well, we have had good results and the whole preseason has been encouraging so far. "

Solskjaer is looking to give United a "fresh start" with a summer in Australia and the Far East to get the Red Devils ready for the 2019-2020 campaign.

"I think it's important that we start well, as I've already said, because we give you a chance if you get a good start. But again, it sounds like a fresh start, "added Solskjaer.

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"We want to find a style to which we want to play, on the front foot, so it has to start a bit and it 's easier in pre – season than in the middle of a season.

"Of course, we've talked about it in the last six months as well, and now we're laying the groundwork both mentally and physically. The tour was also excellent as a team-building. "

United is back in action from the International Champions Cup on Thursday against national rivals Tottenham.