It's three from three for Manchester United in the Premier League as it looks as though the Old Trafford club are getting back to where they were under Sir Alex Ferguson.

Obviously it's too soon to draw to many comparisons between that era and this new one under Jose Mourinho, but there have been some ominous signs for the rest of the Premier League to chew over.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is flying already, whilst Eric Bailly has become the team's best defender. United's performances against Southampton and Bournemouth were controlled before the team went to Hull and bagged a last-minute winner thanks to youngster Marcus Rashford.

It's that never say attitude that has seemed to be missing for the last few years that now appears to be back under the Portuguese, and he'll surely be looking for extra players he can bring in to help the team.

There's a few days left in the window and we think these five from Serie A would make the side even better...

Domenico Berardi

The Sassuolo man is one of the most talked about players in Serie A right now and with good reason.

He's helped his side fully assert themselves in the Italian division in their first few seasons and they now find themselves in the Europa League group stages.

This progress will come at a cost, though, and Berardi will surely move to one of the continent's biggest sides - United should make sure it's them.

M'Baye Niang

The young AC Milan forward as a lot of the club's future pinned on him but if the Rossoneri don't pick things up soon he'll be wanting out.

Niang is absolutely rapid when through on goal and whilst he may not get in the side instantly ahead of Ibrahimovic but once he retires United could have a front three of Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Niang, and that would be devastating.

Marcelo Brozovic

United lack width going forward and that is very strange for a Mourinho team.

Martial plays on the left but likes to cut in whilst Mata has started on the right but he prefers to play centrally. If they're in a game where they need to stretch defences more they'll need an outboard and the Inter Milan man would be ideal.

He's straight to the scene of the action with his dribbling and will only improve in the next few years.

Mattia De Sciglio

Antonio Valencia has done well enough for United as a makeshift right back but surely Mourinho, who likes specialists in every position, would like to sign a proper right sided defender?

De Sciglio is just that and at 23-years-old, would be the ideal person to improve over the next few years with the rest of United's young defence. He's currently at AC Milan and could fancy moving if United come calling.

Lorenzo Insigne

Going forward, aside from Martial, Man United have little pace and that could be a problem in the tight games this season.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic, as good as he is, is never going to burn away from defences and Wayne Rooney isn't the quickest either.

United should look at Insigne because he is fast, knows how to score goals and can play off of top class forwards - he played with Gonzalo Higuain last season.