United are still searching for their first win of the season under new boss Louis van Gaal after a 0-0 draw with Burnley at the weekend made it four games without a victory.

Before he has even set foot on a pitch as a Manchester United player, British record signing Angel Di Maria has been touted a miracle worker but he has big names to emulate having been given the famous no. 7 shirt.

A dismal 4-0 drubbing at the hands of League One team MK Dons on Tuesday after a largely uninspiring 1-1 draw away at Sunderland last weekend has left Van Gaal defending United – and facing the fact he needs new recruits – for the last few days.

Losses to Swansea City and MK Dons in the Premier League and Capital One Cup respectively have taken the tiny bit of gloss off United’s away point at Sunderland in the top flight to leave fans hoping new signing Angel Di Maria can fix their woes.

Argentine international Angel Di Maria has wasted little time in stating his objectives after signing a five-year, £59.7million deal with United.

Real’s Argentine forward Di Maria will smash the UK transfer record with a £59.7million move to United.