Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho concedes he may have to accept only one more signing arriving this summer.

Mourinho reiterated that he may have to be satisfied with one more summer signing after United chief Ed Woodward brought in Romelu Lukaku and Victor Lindelof.

"Names is difficult for me because the players belong to clubs," said Mourinho. "The players are in their seasons. The managers, the owners are not happy if you speak about them, the same as me.

"If somebody says I want to buy a player from Man United, I would ask 'hey, I'm here, so be careful what you say'.

"I don't hide my plan from the team because in the transfer window last December I didn't use that and I told them my plan was to get four players and give balance to the team to make a better squad.

"But I was getting the feedback from Mr Woodward, I was analysing myself from a distance because I never got involved, but I repeat the same: the market is very difficult and if the club has no chance to give me the four players then so be it.

"I like my group and players, and I go with them. But I still have the hope I can have a third player, maybe a fourth."