Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says he'll only be "tweaking" his squad this summer. United chief executive Ed Woodward admitted earlier this week that there was no need for a "major retooling" of the club and Ferguson has echoed this view.
"Tweaking is the right word, we will look at one or two bodies," said Ferguson.
"We have to take the fact that other teams are going to strengthen into consideration. You also have to consider ages of some players but in the main we know where we are in regards to players."
The Scot insists that too many new faces can unsettle a squad, but is confident he will be able to land the transfer targets he wants.
"We have great strength in depth," he said. "We don't want to confuse ourselves and have too many players. Any time I have asked the Glazers (Manchester United's US-based owners to sanction a transfer) they have delivered."
