Manchester United will have no trouble attracting star signings as they remain "the biggest and best club in the world", manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says.
With the transfer window opening in three weeks' time, the Red Devils have been tipped to bolster a squad that has at times been stretched to breaking point this season.
Strikers including Erling Haland and Mario Mandzukic have been linked with moves to Old Trafford, while Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho, Leicester City playmaker James Maddison and Atletico Madrid midfielder Saul Niguez are rumoured longer-term options.
With United fifth in the Premier League and far from certain to return to the Champions League this season, it has been suggested it could struggle to land its priority targets, although recent victories over Tottenham and Manchester City have assuaged some doubts about its progress this season.
It was put to Solskjaer on Thursday that some agents have expressed concern over players joining the United project, but the manager has no such fears.
"You said agents, but I'm sure players would want to be here," he told reporters ahead of Thursday's Europa League clash with AZ.
"I don't speak to too many agents. Man United is the biggest and best club in the world and I'm sure there are so many players who would want to be part of the rebuild of Man United. We want to play the type of football our fans and players enjoy."
United had failed to win against Sheffield United, Astana and Aston Villa prior to its impressive victories over Spurs and City, and Solskjaer is now keen for consistency from his young side.
The former striker says it is important for his players to learn how to deliver "when they don't feel like it" if they want to win silverware.
"Consistency is vital in football if you want to win trophies," he said. "This young team need to learn how to put performances in maybe when they don't feel like it, when they don't feel great.
"We've had some games this year where we've not been able to perform as well as we'd like, but that's a learning curve. I'm sure they'll improve on that over the next couple of years and the rest of the season because we've come through a sticky patch."
United faces AZ at Old Trafford knowing a draw will be enough to secure top spot in Group L.
Nemanja Matic is expected to return from injury, but Paul Pogba and Diogo Dalot remain unavailable, while Jesse Lingard is a doubt after missing Wednesday's training session with a knock sustained against City.
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