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Mourinho really should secure a deal for these 2 right wingers in January

The Man Utd fans in the Football Transfer Tavern are expecting a busy January…

Jose Mourinho has enjoyed a mixed start to life at Old Trafford, with the Manchester giants struggling to get a regular run of form going.

They looked impressive in parts against Liverpool on Monday, but they appear far from the finished article – and our landlord is expecting a few huge names to come to Old Trafford in the new year.

January is often a key time for Premier League sides challenging for the title, and the league is often won based on what clubs do in the transfer market during the month.

The Man Utd fans in the Tavern think that goals are what Mourinho is lacking so far this season, and they thinks that he could do with a few more attacking signings.

With that said, Mourinho really should secure deal for these TWO right wingers in January…

Lorenzo Insigne

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Lorenzo Insigne is a 25-year-old winger currently playing for Napoli, and his signing appears a realistic one as he is current in the midst of a contract dispute with his club – with issues stretching back as early as August.

He is an exciting, attacking winger that can easily dribble past and go around defenders, and he offers a real threat down either flank.

He is experienced beyond his years and looks tailor-made for a big money switch in the future, and Man Utd must ensure that they win the race.

Gelson Martins

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Gelson Martins has been linked with a Man Utd move as of late, and January could prove to be the perfect time to get the deal done.

He is a tricky, fast and technical midfielder with an eye for a goal – and Jose Mourinho seemingly sees him as the perfect man to hold down the right-hand side of Man Utd’s attack.

United have struggled for goals so far this season, and Martins would definitely provide them – having scored an impressive 2 goals already this season.

Make it happen, Jose.

Football Writer for Snack Media

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