Manchester United is considering a strategic shift in their recruitment by opting for versatile forwards instead of a traditional striker. The team’s goal-scoring has been dismal, netting only 42 in the league, necessitating improvement, especially after their impressive Europa League run. Notable targets include Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo, Antoine Semenyo, and Tyler Dibling, all expected to enhance United's attacking options. Despite interest from various rivals, United appears focused on these players to build a more dynamic and effective frontline next season.
Manchester United are now contemplating a strategy that favors signing versatile forwards instead of a traditional striker, aiming to improve their attacking options.
The Athletic's David Ornstein suggests that instead of securing an out-and-out No 9, Manchester United may focus on acquiring multiple unorthodox forwards this summer.
Despite finishing as Europa League finalists, Manchester United's domestic goal tally of 42 is significantly low, illustrating a pressing need for an attacking upgrade.
Players like Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo, Antoine Semenyo, and Tyler Dibling are linked as potential targets for Manchester United to enhance their frontline.
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