Manchester United expects to sign ‘exciting’ £50million

A report said it is now expected to complete the summer move for the “exciting” striker, who previously expressed hope to play for Ruben Amorim.

Manchester United watches new striker

With Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee working to score regularly, Man United has set their sights on the new striker in front of the summer transfer window, and now they have made suggestions for signing the Napoli man Victor Osimhen.

The Red Devils are said to have offered Naples a hojlund plus cash deal, and the Italian club will be open given manager Antonio Conte’s high rating of the 22-year-old.

Not only is a new striker, but Amorim is also keen to strengthen his wide range of options, with Manchester United recently linked to Barcelona’s bold moves, which is considered a strong contender for Ballon d’Or.

But given that he may not want to move to a club that will compete in the Champions League next season, it may be difficult to compete for the Brazilian, which means that Man United may have to seize the talent with a chance.

United are now expected to sign Sport CP’s Geovany Quenda in the summer and “keep” the 17-year-old, with a deal that could hit €60 million (£50 million) in a deal, according to a report by Bora (via Sports Witness).

Quenda is “inevitable” Quenda left the Portuguese club this summer, with previous reports suggesting he will be keen to move to Old Trafford as the young man made it clear that he wants to reunite with his former manager.

Quenda can make an immediate impact on Old Trafford

Although the winger is still young, he has many signs that he can make an immediate impact at Old Trafford and has become a first-team regular season in sports.

The Portuguese striker, who has two goals and eight assists in all games this season, recently received assists in his side’s 3-1 victory over Casa Pia to help them keep track of their Liga Portugal title.

The teenager has also ranked high on some key offensive metrics over the past year compared to his positional peers, most notably his dribbling ability impressed.

After football talent scout Jacek Kulig was praised as one of Portugal’s most exciting talents, there are clear signs that Quenda could be a brilliant acquisition by Manchester United.

But given that the sports star has not been proven in one of one of Europe’s major leagues, paying £50m is certainly still a gamble, it might be wise to try to negotiate a lower fee.