“19 goals in 23 games” Man United now tracking fantastic striker ahead of summer transfer
According to The Telegraph, Manchester United is allegedly monitoring Napoli attacker Victor Osimhen in preparation for a possible summer deal. The 24-year-old Nigerian international has had an outstanding season, making 23 appearances across all competitions and scoring 19 goals and dishing out four assists, including nine goals in his previous seven Serie A games.
Osimhen would be a fantastic addition to United’s team, so it is understandable why they are interested in him. He possesses a remarkable finishing ability, a powerful body, and superb flying abilities. Similar to Marcus Rashford, he is also hitting his peak. Along with Jadon Sancho, Bruno Fernandes, and Antony, the two might create a dangerous attack.
Osimhen’s interest from Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain means that signing him won’t be simple. The cost is anticipated to be approximately €120 million, but United would get a striker who has the potential to score goals on a regular basis for many years to come.
In preparation for a possible summer acquisition, Manchester United is said to have its eyes set on 24-year-old Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen of Serie A outfit Napoli.
Osimhen has had an incredible debut season at Napoli, scoring 19 goals and dishing out four assists across all competitions, including nine goals in his past seven league games. He also has exceptional finishing abilities, physical power, and aerial ability. With players like Jadon Sancho, Bruno Fernandes, and Antony already managing the front line, United seems to be keen in learning how to make the most of their significant attacking potency.
They are not the only ones keeping an eye on Osimhen, however, as Ligue 1 winners Paris Saint-Germain and Premier League foe Chelsea are also interested in the attacker. Despite the expensive price tag of €120 million, United may still believe it’s worthwhile to possibly acquire a long-term goalscoring alternative in front of a new era at Old Trafford.