Manchester United are reportedly stepping up their search for attacking reinforcements, with RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko, Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo, and Wolves' Matheus Cunha all emerging as potential targets.
Erik ten Hag is keen to add firepower to his squad after a season where United struggled for consistency in front of goal. The Dutchman sees the trio as viable options to provide competition for Rasmus Højlund.
The Three Targets
Benjamin Sesko: The 20-year-old Slovenian striker has impressed at RB Leipzig, showcasing his aerial dominance and clinical finishing. His £43m release clause makes him an attractive proposition.
Bryan Mbeumo: The Brentford winger has been a consistent performer in the Premier League, contributing both goals and assists. His versatility across the frontline appeals to Ten Hag.
Matheus Cunha: The Brazilian forward has flourished at Wolves, displaying creativity and work rate. His Premier League experience could make him a low-risk signing.
United's Summer Plans
With Anthony Martial expected to depart and uncertainty over Marcus Rashford's form, United are prioritising attacking signings. The club's recruitment team are assessing multiple options before making formal approaches.
Financial Fair Play considerations may dictate United's spending, meaning they could focus on one marquee attacking signing alongside cheaper alternatives.
