Zlatan, Falcao & more: Assessing every single transfer at Man United since Sir Alex left

• Marouane Fellaini: Not consistent enough and it was simply another panic buy.

• Juan Mata: A good buy, continues to be an excellent senior figure on the team.

• Vanja Milinkovic-Savic: Who?

• Radamel Falcao: Good player but struggled majorly in the Premier League.

• Daley Blind: Poor management and recurrent injuries led to his exit.

• Marcos Rojo: Poor signing, failed to do well on Estudiantes loan. Future currently in limbo.

• Ander Herrera: Solid professional but unfairly treated. Has exited Man United.

• Luke Shaw: Developed well over the years but first-team role in doubt after Alex Telles' arrival.

• Angel Di Maria: Let's not even go there.

• Sergio Romero: Reliable No.2 goalkeeper, who has saved us on numerous occasions. Again, poorly managed by the club and is now looking for a way out.

• Bastian Schweinsteiger: Came in as a World Cup winner but struggled at United.

• Matteo Darmian: Poor signing and simply no other way to put it.

• Memphis Depay: A talented player but arguably joined us at the wrong time. Left the club after failing to nail a regular role.

• Morgan Schneiderlin: Yet another poor signing who could not do much for us.

• Anthony Martial: Blossoming into a success and his 17 league goals from last season are a testament to that.

• Zlatan Ibrahimovic: Possibly the most exciting signing since Sir Alex left.

• Eric Bailly: A powerful defender but way too injury-prone. Still is a first-team member.

• Henrikh Mkhitaryan: A bad flop.

• Paul Pogba: Aside from his obsession with all things Real Madrid, he's arguably our most skilled player right now.

• Alexis Sanchez: We paid through our nose for one piano video which wasn't even that good.

• Victor Lindelof: Far too inconsistent and error-prone to be termed a successful buy.

• Nemanja Matic: A true-blue Serbian warrior whose influence cannot be explained in words.

• Romelu Lukaku: Okayish signing but his first touch continues to give us nightmares.

• Lee Grant: Why did we even sign him?

• Diogo Dalot: Decent potential but is hardly getting chances at United.

• Fred: Many wrote him off at first but he's fought hard to become an important first-team player.

• Odion Ighalo: The decision to extend his loan was the right one but he's hardly played for us since then.

• Dan James: The lad is all pace and that's about it.

• Aaron Wan-Bissaka: Defensive beast but very poor while contributing to the attack.

• Bruno Fernandes: Easily, the best out of the lot.

• Harry Maguire: Definitely a good player but has lost his rhythm after the Greece debacle.

• Donny van de Beek: Promising midfielder and great talent but did we really need to sign him now? The jury is still out on that one.

• Amad Diallo: Again, promising player for the future but doesn't solve any of our immediate concerns.

• Alex Telles: A much-needed upgrade at left-back.

• Facundo Pellistri: Ample potential and skills but again, not the best solution for our problems right now.

• Edinson Cavani: A loan or a one-year deal would've been ideal but all will be forgiven if he's able to hit top form.

What do you think of each signing, Reds?