Man Utd signs 27 Y/O forwards with a forward who supports Arsenal

As Manchester United continues to look for a striker, they reportedly have a chance to sign a Serie A striker who has admitted in the past that he supports Arsenal.

Liam Delap rejects Manchester United

If Old Trafford people think that United’s name can take them into a summer transfer window without European football, Liam Delap’s refusal makes them hand them a rude awakening. Although the Red Devils appeared to be in the driving seat in pursuit of Delap’s signature, he reportedly refused their search for a European elite at Chelsea.

With the striker from Ipswich Town moving to Stamford Bridge, Manchester United must pursue offensive quotas again. To their credit, they will be welcoming Matheus Cunha, but Ruben Amorim’s team needs more than just the Brazilian this summer.

For this, the fresh name has at least been in the headlines. For example, people like Bryan Mbeumo recently found themselves connected to Old Trafford, which is a great move for Manchester United.

The Brentford winger enjoyed a great campaign under Thomas Frank – reaching 20 goals in the Premier League – undoubtedly will immediately upgrade Amorim to Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee.

But he is not the only one to be mentioned. Manchester United and Manchester United reportedly had a chance to sign the former Chelsea striker together with Mbeumo.

Man Utd offers opportunities to sign Tammy Abraham

United have now been in contact with representatives of Tammy Abraham to transfer from As Roma this summer, according to the launch room. The England striker is on loan at AC Milan this season, and his agent is now trying to secure a return to the Premier League by connecting with the Red Devils.

Given his Chelsea tie and recent struggles, the forward will win Old Trafford’s pressure as soon as possible if he completes the summer transition. A few years ago, he himself was an Arsenal fan, and the 27-year-old did it.

Abraham told reporters early in his career on a loan in the city of Bristol: “Honestly, I’m an Arsenal fan. There’s no difference between Chelsea. When you’re young and choose who to support, if it’s a family matter, it’s a family matter.”

However, Abraham’s Childhood Club would not involve Amorim. Instead, Manchester United’s boss may see Mourinho’s previous compliments as a show of the striker’s talent. The self-proclaimed special person described Abraham as “stunning” during Rome’s charge.