Manchester United are preparing for a major summer rebuild with two exciting attacking targets identified, according to fresh reports from Germany.
The Red Devils have set their sights on RB Leipzig's rising star Benjamin Sesko and Paris Saint-Germain's French international Randal Kolo Muani as manager Erik ten Hag looks to solve his side's goalscoring woes.
Sesko Emerges as Priority Target
The 20-year-old Slovenian striker has caught United's attention after an impressive debut Bundesliga campaign, with his £43m release clause making him an attractive proposition. Standing at 6'4", Sesko offers the physical presence United have lacked since Romelu Lukaku's departure.
Muani Provides Alternative Option
Should the Sesko deal falter, United have lined up PSG's Kolo Muani as an alternative. The 25-year-old only joined the French champions last summer but has struggled for consistent starts behind Kylian Mbappé. His versatility to play across the frontline appeals to Ten Hag's tactical flexibility.
Summer Spending Spree Expected
With new minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe overseeing football operations, United are expected to be active in the transfer market. The club recognises the need for attacking reinforcements after scoring just 57 Premier League goals last season - their lowest tally in over 30 years.
Both potential signings would represent significant investments as United look to close the gap on their top-four rivals. The coming weeks could prove crucial in determining which striker arrives at Old Trafford.
