David Moyes suggests Manchester United will still sign superstars despite Champions League exit

It's long been known that the best teams in the world get the best players, but also the best teams are the ones in the UEFA Champions League. With David Moyes' Manchester United crashing out of this years tournament, and looking increasingly unlikely to make next years, there's a worry within the United camp that they will not be able to sign world class players, which they evidently need. However, Moyes himself has moved quickly, and confidently, to suggest that there's nothing to worry about, and United will indeed sign world class talents.

Moyes explained that these players know their one-year absence would not turn in to a "long-term thing". He continued "Any players we've quietly discussed it with are more than happy to join Manchester United," Moyes is confident he can convince players to join the club. Who's to blame him for thinking that? He's convinced Juan Mata to join the club and star strikers Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie to remain at the club, so he must be very persuasive.

Moyes added to the idea of the team needing fresh talent, by making slight digs at the players, saying "It's the sort of thing you learn as a schoolboy - once you score a goal, make sure you don't concede," He continued, saying "You get into position and do your job. We had concentrated so fabulously well throughout the game, for us just to give it up on that moment was really disappointing."

Will David Moyes bring in the talent they need, or is he in denial about the transfer struggles he will face this summer?