Compared with Nani

According to Sky Sports, Manchester United will bid about £25m to sign a new striker, a new striker that is perfect for the Ruben Amorim system.

Manchester United takes youth trust as future Ineos plan

The Red Devils and new co-owner Ineos did not start their life in Manchester. This is also true for Amorim, who won five of his first 16 Premier League games.

However, those behind Old Trafford are always looking for a future, a move by signing teenagers Chido Obi-Martin and Ayden Heaven with 20-year-old Patrick Dorgu.

Obi-Martin has already attracted attention in his limited first-team appearance, leading to praise by iconic forward Alan Shearer, who called the forward a “real minority” during his FA Cup defeat.

“You know he’s a very small number there. When he’s on the court, he’s definitely more offerings than Hojlund offers. He’s been annoying and hard to fight. I love what I see from Obi, and I do. He certainly gives them a different choice.”

With Obi-Martin, which could be the long-term central direction solution, and the large-scale signing Rasmus Hojlund, Manchester United are also considering strengthening their wide choices.

Marcus Rashford and Antony sent Aston Villa and Real Betis respectively during the windows in January, and one closely linked to the player “arriving” was CP’s Geovany Quenda.

According to reports, the 17-year-old who has been moved to Manchester reached a consensus and a new update has now appeared.

Compared to Nani – Sky Sports

According to Sacha Tavolieri of Sky Sports, Quenda is a “hot question” for Red Devils and Man Utd, preparing to offer the teenager a £25m sports offer.

The reporter added that “the left-footed right-wing winger has a unique profile that will bring back the wonderful memories of Nani of Manchester United fans”, Quenda is already a Portugal senior international.

Tavolieri claims Quenda will sign a long-term contract in Manchester if action is taken. The 2024/25 season is Quenda’s first game in senior football, and the teenager becomes a regular in sports, playing the right midfielder and left wing.

He contributed to nine goals in more than 40 appearances, beating City’s assists 4-1 while Amorim is still in charge.

Amorim praised Quenda earlier in the campaign, thinking he would be a “great player” in the future. “He is a very talented kid, physically strong, very focused, and firmly on the ground. It’s very important for young players. I don’t know he’s the smallest score ever. Congratulations. I think he has to improve his completion. The time he came in and shot at the bar. He didn’t throw the ball well and it was a detail that he had to improve.

“He was doing well there. But that’s what I said at the beginning of the season. He had the chance, no chance to take him away, no doubt, nothing. I think he’s going to be a great player, but let’s give it time.”