Man Utd are busy planning the summer transfer window as Erik ten Hag looks to continue rebuilding the club.
This will be another important summer for Manchester United as they look to continue rebuilding under Erik ten Hag.
The United boss has shown an eye for talent with the six long-term additions he has made to the club and now the focus will be on adding a few more people who can take his team. it to a new level.
United fans will dream of star signings that can lead their side towards the Premier League title, but the reality is that their signings will be as much about the team players as the players. beginner.
In fact, despite their busy summer transfer window, Ten Hag could only add two or three new faces to their favorite starting lineup. The most obvious of these is in attack, with United prioritizing the addition of an elite striker. Harry Kane is Ten Hag's No 1 attacking target, while Victor Osimhen is also of interest after a stellar season with Napoli.
Both are considered top players who will deliver instant goals and success, but they come at a hefty price if their respective clubs convince to sell them.
United are also tracking Rasmus Højlund and Randal Kolo Muani as cheaper alternatives should they fail to sign either of their preferred options, while Gonçalo Ramos is also being considered.
These players will be more budget-friendly but don't provide the goal guarantee that United desperately need due to a recurring scoring problem this season. United's other summer spends may not even change much for the rest of the list, with Ten Hag preferring to sign upgrades more relevant to his rotation options, than desperate need for elite alternatives.
The club are still interested in potential deals for Jude Bellingham and Frenkie de Jong, but they will have difficulty convincing either of them to join, let alone sponsor such a move as well. as a target for a top striker.
This means that if United sign another creative midfielder this summer, they are more likely to add someone who can complement their options, rather than starting every week.
Youri Tielemans could be targeted as his contract with Leicester runs out or the club could consider a discounted move for Bayern Munich youngster Ryan Gravenberch. It could also mean they consider a permanent loan to Marcel Sabitzer this summer, as he is used to the rotating role. United could add five new players to their squad this summer, but not all of them are guaranteed to start
It could also be a similar story in defence. Ten Hag is interested in adding to his squad at right-back, but that doesn't necessarily mean potential arrivals will begin.
United have held talks with Jeremie Frimpong's representatives and are regularly linked with a move for Denzel Dumfries. The Dutch duo are both attacking, although these are not necessarily huge improvements over the players they already have in those positions.
Any appearance could resemble Tyrell Malacia last summer, as Ten Hag sought to increase competitiveness by adding a player more suited to his desired playing style. The situation is similar at centre-back, where United could look to sign another player if they sell Harry Maguire or Victor Lindelof this summer.
United are said to be not in the market for another elite player
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