Even though it is only February, United fans around the globe can admit that the 2013-14 season has been a poor one. Knocked out of the FA Cup in the third round, seventh of the league (as of 5 February) and the biggest achievement thus far has been reaching the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup. Signing Juan Mata was encouraging, though a wise man said to me it is much like buying a 40" plasma TV when you have a big hole in your roof - sure, you have a nice telly, but that doesn't fix the problem. Moyes needs to spend, and spend big, in the upcoming summer transfer window, and a clear-out is also on the cards. With an abundance of ageing footballers, incapable youngsters and a lack of consistency, there are a number of areas that Manchester United need to strengthen in order to stay relevant in the upcoming Premier League title races. 2013-14 may be a right-off, despite being just 24 games in, but signing Mata gives some optimism that there is more to come from the Scottish boss. With Moyes spending £37.1 million of his alleged £100 million transfer kitty, rumours of outgoings in the summer and rumours aplenty regarding new arrivals, there should be a lot of movement during the summer transfer window. This article will look at five potential targets who could fix some of the problems that Moyes has to deal with in order to regain the confidence of fans and media members.
