Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has jokingly revealed his part in trying to stop rivals Manchester City getting stronger in the transfer market - no longer purchasing vehicles run by petrol.
Asked about Jurgen Klopp's comments that some clubs seem to have 'unlimited' buying power, Solskjaer put United's ability to sign the likes of £73million winger Jadon Sancho down to their commercial size - but was cryptic about his rivals like City, who are backed by oil money from Abu Dhabi.
'We are a well-run club. We do have a lot of fans out there and good sponsorship deals,' he said.