Manchester United’s summer transfer business is heating up with major developments on and off the pitch.
In a move that could electrify their attacking lineup, Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen has reportedly agreed personal terms with the Red Devils, according to sources close to the deal.
The Napoli forward, known for his blistering pace and clinical finishing, has long been on United’s radar, and talks between the two parties have reached a personal agreement.
Although a final deal between Manchester United and Napoli is yet to be confirmed, this marks a significant step forward.
Adding fuel to the transfer buzz, Manchester United managerial target Ruben Amorim has confirmed that the club is set to bring in both a striker and a goalkeeper this summer.
Speaking in a recent interview, Amorim—currently managing Sporting CP—emphasized the club’s commitment to reinforcing key areas ahead of the new season.
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“Yes, United will sign a striker and a goalkeeper,” Amorim said, as reported by Man United Evening News. “The squad needs balance, and we’re planning for that.”
United’s current goalkeeping situation has raised questions following inconsistent performances throughout the season.
With Amorim’s statement, speculation is mounting over who could come in to challenge or replace André Onana between the sticks.
The potential arrival of Osimhen would be a major statement of intent for the club, who are looking to rebuild their squad after a turbulent campaign.
Fans will now be watching closely as the club enters the crucial negotiation stages with Napoli.