Manchester United Transfer News: The Red Devils has identified 2 more transfer targets for this summer

Manchester United Transfer News: According to reports, Manchester United is looking to add two additional attackers to its roster this summer.

The Red Devils might benefit from a star signing up front to replace Cristiano Ronaldo and relieve the burden on Marcus Rashford to be their primary goal scorer from the left-wing position.

The Manchester Evening News reports that with established players like Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen, Man United is also considering Randal Kolo Muani and Rasmus Hojlund as candidates for that position.

Kolo Muani seems to be just what United need after stellar performances for Eintracht Frankfurt and the French national team. However, Hojlund is an up-and-coming young player who is gaining a lot of attention and might be an astute addition to Erik ten Hag’s team if others are unavailable.

Manchester United Transfer News: Will these deals be possible?

Although more experienced players like Kane and Osimhen would be ideal for United, few supporters would grumble if Kolo Muani or Hojlund were to be signed instead.

With last week’s deadline for second offers, the parties interested in purchasing Manchester United are still waiting to learn whether or not they were successful.

Meanwhile, despite falling short of the Glazers’ enormous £ 6 billion value of the club, Qatari banker Prince Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani and INEOS head Sir Jim Ratcliffe are still seen as the two frontrunners.

Elliott Management, a US-based hedge fund, is also widely speculated to be a player, however they may be providing finance for a third party or putting up cash for a lesser ownership in the club.

The Glazer family is reportedly divided on the subject of selling the club, with Avram Glazer strongly opposed to the notion of approving a sale. But Erik ten Hag has already made it obvious that he will not permit the issue to interfere with his transfer plans and preparations for next season, as he has set a deadline in his pursuit of a quality No.9.