Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho expresses concern about "dangerous" transfer fees

Man U boss Mourinho has expressed his concern about the amount of monies clubs are spending for transfers especially for players that he believes don't fall into the top-class category.

Mourinho believes it is okay to pay hugely for players who are worth it as he did for Lukaku and Pogba.

But Mourinho spoke about the excessive amounts on players that are not world-class. He said:

"I always thought the problem is not what you pay for these kind of [top] players, I don't think the problem is what you pay for Pogba, I don't think the problem is going to pay crazy for Neymar,"

"I think the problem is with the other group which is a big group because players like Pogba, there is one or two [big] transfers [like that] per transfer window. The other ones are where you have 100 transfers and for me that is the dangerous area of the market."

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