BID ACCEPTED: Manchester United’s £109million bid for a generational talented striker has been accepted- The striker has agreed personal terms and has booked flight ahead of.the medical scheduled to hold tomorrow
Manchester United have reportedly made tentative attempts to sign Victor Osimhen from Serie A club Napoli.
The player was on at Galatasaray this past season, and he has been in outstanding form. Osimhen is regarded as one of the best strikers in European football, and a report via SportWitness claims that Manchester United want to sign him.
The striker will cost them €75 million, and it will be interesting to see if they can get the deal done. Manchester United are in desperate need of quality attackers. They have already signed Matheus Cunha, and the Brazilian will need more support in the attack. Signing a reliable centre forward like Osimhen would be a wise decision.
He has proven himself in Europe with multiple clubs. There is no doubt that he has physicality and technical attributes to do well in the Premier League. He could be a key player for Manchester United if he joins the club. It remains to be seen how the situation develops.
Manchester United will have to improve multiple areas of their squad, and spending €75 million on the player might prove to be difficult for them.
Can Man United convince Osimhen?
Meanwhile, the striker has done quite well for the Turkish outfit, and he will look to join a bigger club where he will be able to win league titles and the Champions League trophy. A move to the Premier League could be quite exciting for him. It will be interesting to see if he’s willing to join Manchester United, should they come forward with an offer.
They will not be competing in European football next season, and they are going through a period of rebuilding. They are not ready to challenge for major trophies right now.
Manchester United finished closer to the relegation zone last season, and a club of their stature should be doing a lot better. They must look to address the weaknesses on their side during the summer transfer window to bounce back strongly next year.
