Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first window in charge of Manchester United in January 2019 was largely uneventful - making no first-team signings - yet the chequebook was still opened.
The Red Devils signed Noam Emeran from French side Amiens, a promising 16-year-old winger. It was quite the coup for Solskjaer's side, who'd fought off competition from European rivals Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus to lure the talent to Old Trafford.
"I chose Man Utd after discussing it with my family," said Emeran on signing. "I think United were my best option from the offers I had to enable me to play at the top level. It is now down to me to put in the work needed to reach my targets and fulfil my dreams."
