Man Utd Intensify Talks is a £17 million gem and they could become their own Sadio Mane

Reports say Manchester United are looking for a new striker, so they can step up their efforts to ensure new attackers arrive at Old Trafford.

Manchester United striker chase doesn’t lead to Alexander Isaac

Red Devils already brought this window with Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo. The next priority has now folded as Reuben Amorim aims to provide competition for Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee.

However, Ben Jacobs confirmed that Manchester United would not sign Alexander Isaac from Newcastle United.

He said: “Manchester United will never bid in Alexander Isaac’s race. We naturally thank the Newcastle striker, but MUFC has a different target due to the overall cost of the contract.

With that idea now in bed, the Red Devils have held a new talk to sign Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins, who are not willing to pay England International the villain’s £60 million price tag.

Fiorentina’s Moise Kean is another name for Old Trafford’s radar. Nonetheless, there is a similar sense that they may need to pay the odds after his £44 million summer release clause expires.

Aid attacks are paramount to Manchester United to fix their scoring issues in the Premier League. Cunha and Mbeumo help with the creative side of things, but now they may have found someone who can move the needle in the middle.

Manchester United will bolster talks to sign Mets striker Idrissa Gaye

According to journalist Sebastian Vidal, Manchester United have stepped up efforts to land Mets striker Idrissa Gaye because it fits in a strategy of signing young people who can develop at Old Trafford.

He states in X: “Man United is stepping up consultations to sign Mets striker Idrissa Gaye for £17 million as part of a youth-focused strategy, while Aston Villa has closed its doors to the exit of a potential Ollie Watkins despite initial contact.”

The 18-year-old, likened to his fellow countryman Sadio Manet, has been the target of West Ham United and Southampton recently, showing that he is being seen for the future by leading British football players.

Utilizing your potential must be a Manchester United mantra. One game a week gives Amorim the opportunity to build a side that won’t get bored of the prospect of a tight schedule, giving Fringe players and young people a healthy chance to gamble their claims for a few minutes.

Gueye may be in the early days of his career, but he will enjoy filling the striker’s void with Old Trafford if the move comes true.