Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson expects more of his young players to break through next season.
Speaking at the awards dinner on Wednesday night, Sir Alex explained the current situation regarding playing personnel.
"We've got some ideas in mind and, hopefully, we can get them put in place," he told MUTV. "Of course, the way we're looking at it is we have Ryan Giggs coming towards the end of his career, Gary Neville's already retired and Paul Scholes is coming to the end of his career. Edwin van der Sar's retiring and there are holes we want to plug up in terms of the safety and security of the team in the next few years.
"Of course, we've got some excellent young players - Chris Smalling has been absolutely magnificent this season, Jonny Evans has come back to great form, the two da Silvas keep progressing and Chicharito has had an incredible season.
"A lot of them have progressed this season, that's the important thing, like Darron Gibson. So we're not so bad and we've got Danny Welbeck and Tom Cleverley coming back, Mame Diouf and Danny Drinkwater, it gives us quite a powerful squad. I'm looking at possibly a couple, maybe three signings, which would boost our overall quality in the team."