Mark Goldbridge: Mason Mount deal was confusing but Rasmus Hojlund is still raw… ranking every Erik ten Hag transfer at Manchester United from best to worst

In an exclusive column for talkSPORT.com, Mark Goldbridge ranks every Manchester United signing made under Erik ten Hag.

The Dutchman has been in charge for 18 months, making 16 signings, with around £407million spent during that time...

I’ve just gone with three goalkeepers here in my bottom three. Dubravka was brought in to be a squad player and just sat on the bench.

The same reason for Dubravka. He was brought in to be a squad player and just sat on the bench.

With Bayindir, I don't think he's had a minute for Manchester United yet. So we've spent money on somebody that we don't know who he is.

This might be a controversial one, but I’m putting Mason Mount at 13.

It was a massive signing. But it was a bit of a confusing signing — and it's still a confusing signing. Injuries are bad luck, but he's not set the world on fire either. 

You'd have to say he's in the flop category at the moment, but it's very early days.

I'm noticing here there's a collection of goalkeepers in the bottom three and then the next three are a collection of midfielders. 

They're just low down because the players that are above them have done more.

Like with Mason Mount, it’s still early days at Manchester United for Amrabat.

The reason I went with Weghorst is because he was a bit of a laughing stock. But to be honest, between January and the end of the season, he was actually somebody who just ran around a bit and played up front. 

We did get top three and we did get to two cup finals.

To spend that much money to replace David De Gea and then to concede the goals he's conceded… You could argue he should be lower, but I've got him at number nine.

The reason I’m putting Jonny Evans here is because he was a free transfer. He has come in and played a few