Manchester United are actively exploring options to bolster their attacking lineup, with Atalanta's rising star Rasmus Hojlund emerging as a key target. The 20-year-old Danish striker has impressed in Serie A, catching the eye of several top European clubs.
However, should a deal for Hojlund prove difficult, United have identified Rodrigo Muniz as a potential alternative. The Fulham forward, currently on loan at Middlesbrough, has shown flashes of brilliance in the Championship this season.
United's Striker Search Intensifies
The Red Devils are determined to add firepower to their squad after a season where their lack of depth up front was exposed. While Wout Weghorst provided a temporary solution, Erik ten Hag wants a long-term answer to his striking woes.
Hojlund: The Dream Signing
Atalanta's young sensation Hojlund represents United's preferred option. The Danish international has scored 9 goals in 32 appearances this season, showcasing his potential as one of Europe's most exciting young forwards.
Muniz: The Contingency Plan
Should negotiations for Hojlund stall, Fulham's Brazilian striker Muniz could become a more affordable option. The 21-year-old has adapted well to English football during his loan spell at Middlesbrough, scoring crucial goals in their promotion push.
United's recruitment team are reportedly monitoring both players closely as they prepare for what promises to be a busy summer transfer window at Old Trafford.
