Fergie defends transfer policy

Alex Ferguson has once again defended his decision not to make major waves in the transfer market this summer – and insisted it had nothing to do with Manchester United’s massive debt.

Alex Ferguson has once again defended his decision not to make major waves in the transfer market this summer – and insisted it had nothing to do with Manchester United’s massive debt.

Despite receiving a world record £80m for the sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid, Ferguson has restricted his outgoings to £17m on Antonio Valencia and another £3m to recruit Gabriel Obertan from Bordeaux.

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