Manchester United failed to sign a striker in the January transfer window. The club's difficult financial position and other reasons prevented them from doing so.

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Manchester United failed to sign a striker in the January transfer window that closed on Monday. Instead, the Red Devils signed defenders Patrick Dorgu (From Lecce) and Ayden Heaven (Arsenal) in the window.

The story of United's window was mainly about the outgoing players. The club found themselves with a major problem when one of their highest paid players, Marcus Rashford, was frozen out of the team following his now-infamous "new challenge" interview with the journalist Henry Winter in December 2024.

Manchester United signed defenders Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven during the January transfer window but failed to seal a deal for a much-needed striker ahead of the second half of the season

Why Manchester United let Rashford leave without signing attacking replacements and what their summer plans are now

Manchester United attempted to sign former Premier League midfielder Douglas Luiz in the final hours of transfer deadline day, according to reports. Ruben Amorim was expected to bolster his squad at Old Trafford in January following a dismal start to his reign as manager.

Manchester United have approached Juventus with a question of signing striker Dusan Vlahovic ahead of the transfer deadline, according to TBR Football. It has been a month of outgoings for Manchester United.