Sir Alex Ferguson will not go back into the transfer market to solve Manchester United's early season scoring problems.
The United boss surprised many observers this summer when he revealed his intention to use Federico Macheda and Danny Welbeck as back-up to experienced trio Wayne Rooney, Dimitar Berbatov and Michael Owen.
A return of just one goal in the champions' first two fixtures, including Wednesday's shock defeat at Burnley, has led to suggestions that Ferguson could scrap his initial plan and make a move for one of Valencia's outstanding pair, David Villa and David Silva.
The United boss surprised many observers this summer when he revealed his intention to use Federico Macheda and Danny Welbeck as back-up to experienced trio Wayne Rooney, Dimitar Berbatov and Michael Owen.
A return of just one goal in the champions' first two fixtures, including Wednesday's shock defeat at Burnley, has led to suggestions that Ferguson could scrap his initial plan and make a move for one of Valencia's outstanding pair, David Villa and David Silva.
However, Ferguson has insisted that will not happen.
"Did I say we wouldn't make any more signings?" he responded when quizzed on the subject on Friday morning.
"That is it. I have already made the point - and I am sure of it. This is a great group of players."
"Did I say we wouldn't make any more signings?" he responded when quizzed on the subject on Friday morning.
"That is it. I have already made the point - and I am sure of it. This is a great group of players."
United need to get back on track when they face Wigan on Saturday.
