Man Utd actually wish to signal Napoli star Victor Osimhen

In keeping with journalist Florian Plettenberg, Manchester United actually wish to signal Napoli striker Victor Osimhen within the subsequent switch window.

The Nigerian star has been in unbelievable type for Napoli this marketing campaign. In his 28 appearances, he has registered 23 targets and supplied one other 5 assists for the Serie A membership.

Chatting with Sky Sport Deutschland, Plettenberg has now revealed that Man United ‘really need’ to signal the 24-year-old striker and he’s the highest precedence over Kolo Muani.

He stated: “Manchester United really need him. We’re listening to that he’s additionally ranked larger than Kolo Muani internally.”

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Man United are at the moment within the means of a takeover and this might present an enormous monetary enhance for supervisor Erik ten Hag forward of the summer season switch window.

A brand new centre-forward must be the highest precedence for United, contemplating Anthony Martial has been injury-plagued whereas Wout Weghorst has struggled to seek out the online.

Osimhen could be a unbelievable acquisition along with his very good scoring document. The Nigerian worldwide has all of the traits to reach the Premier League with the Pink Devils.

He has a robust physique, likes to make runs behind the defence and can be an aerial risk within the field. On the age of 24, he’s coming into the height of his profession and can get higher.

As per 90min, Napoli might search for round £133 million for the marksman. Whereas the value is steep, it might be a very good funding for United if they’re eyeing a long-term choice.

Osimhen might take a while to adapt to the depth of the Premier League however might be a number one striker within the division in the long term along with his spectacular attacking attributes.

The Nigerian has already made it public that he want to transfer to the English top-flight however United might face stiff competitors from Chelsea within the race to signal the previous Lille man.