Richard Arnold faces a monumental task at Manchester United as he looks to put out the fires that were ignited during Ed Woodward's reign.
Arnold was named as United's chief executive on February 1 with executive vice-chairman Woodward stepping down from his role before leaving the club for good in April. Woodward was United's chief executive since 2012 and his tenure came under fierce criticism as the Red Devils endured a sharp decline during that time despite spending £1.22 billion on transfers.
Woodward gave himself a mountain to climb right from the off as his first two windows were unspectacular to say the least - here are his first ten signings and how they have fared since.
