Manchester United stars enjoy open top bus tour in Washington DC as they gear up to take on Barcelona

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Manchester United stars enjoyed a relaxing day as tourists ahead of their next friendly with Barcelona in the United States.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan, new boy Victor Lindelof, Chris Smalling and other members of the first-team squad took an open top bus tour of Washington DC to see the sights.

United, who defeated Real Madrid on penalties in their last match, take on Lionel Messi and Co at FedEx Field in Maryland on Wednesday.   

Manchester United stars enjoyed an open top bus tour of Washington DC this week

The Red Devils looked in a relaxed mood as they enjoyed a chance to be tourists in America

Henrikh Mkhitaryan takes in the sights as the bus travels past the Washington Monument

United stars, who will take on Barcelona, pose in front of the Martin Luther King memorial

Having won all of their games so far, the Red Devils will be confident and looked in high spirits as the sun shined as they explored the city. 

The group, which also included Joel Pereira, Scott McTominay, Andreas Pereira and Matteo Darmian, posed in-front of the Martin Luther King memorial and also drove past the Washington monument built to commemorate George Washington, the first President of the United States. 

Jose Mourinho, meanwhile, has admitted he might have to settle for just one more addition this summer. 

The Portuguese brought Victor Lindelof to the club before splashing out £75million on Romelu Lukaku, and he was keen to bring in a midfielder and winger to complement them. 

The Red Devils defeated Real Madrid on Sunday thanks to a penalty shootout and are unbeaten

Asked about the progression of transfers, he replied: 'I don’t know. Honestly, I don’t know. No. (Executive vice-chairman) Ed (Woodward) is in control. He did Lindelof and Lukaku.

'He knows that I would like two more players, but he also knows that I have balance, I understand the situation, I understand the market.

'If my club is not able to do two players and is able to do just one, I will accept that as a consequence of the market now.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho admitted he may only sign one more player

'Our relation is good and I just wait for good news. He knows that for me good news would be to have the players or maybe just the player as soon as possible.

'To work with the team is really important. But I am calm. I like my players, I like my squad. I trust them. I am calm, and that is important. 

'One player would be a midfield player that would give me more options to my team, more balance. The other would be an attacking player that could play through the wings to give me more attacking options.'