Friday, 31st January, 2014
Broadcast journalists will not be required to provide any more deadline day updates from outside Old Trafford, with Manchester United boss David Moyes shutting up shop.
Moyes splurged a club-record £37.1m to bring Juan Mata from Chelsea recently, but also saw Wilfried Zaha and Fabio da Silva leave on loan for Cardiff City.
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While Moyes is expecting a few more exits, the Premier League champions have confirmed their incoming business for the winter is at an end.
The indication is a slight contrast from when Moyes promised more Mata-like signings during the Spaniard's presentation earlier this month.
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However, Moyes told a press conference relayed by Manchester United's official outlets: "There's no disappointment [that there will be no more transfers].
"We have a few young players who'll go on loan before the window closes. We hope they get experience and become better for it.
"[But] I said at the start that we wouldn’t do much business in January. There's no one reason for that.
"You can stand down your TV cameras at the gates. I don't think they'll be required. We've done our business."
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