£68m Powerhouse wants to join Man Utd

Although the transfer period has only been open for just a few weeks, Manchester United are extremely busy in the market and are trying to add quality to their current first team.

Reuben Amorim clearly revealed that after the club finished just 15th in the Premier League this season, he hopes for new additions to strengthen his rank.

He has already added Matheus Cunha to this window, but he can soon join such an area by Bryan Mbeumo, and the £60 million transfer appears to be nearing completion.

The club is clearly keen to add even more depth to the final third given that there are no players registered in the double numbers registered on the current side of the 2024/25 Premier League.

Many strikers are on the radar during the offseason, but despite positive updates to the future of the targets, no deal has been agreed yet for a new amulet.

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Duchamp Vlahovic has been seen as a surprise option for the past few days after Juventus began consultations over a contract to sign Jadon Sancho, where the Serbs who scored 16 goals this season can see the Serbs migrated in the opposite direction.

Hugo Ekitiké is another player under consideration in Red Devils, but his £84 million price tag could prove slightly out of reach given other businesses.

However, regarding the potential deal to sign Viktor Gyoker, the Swedes have previously wanted to move to Arsenal during the current window.

The latest update from TeamTalk confirms that the 27-year-old is still keen to move this window to Old Trafford and could secure a reunion with former boss Amorim, who starred in Sports CP.

He also states his desire to leave his current team on the hunt for the next step in his career, after scoring 97 times in a 102 pound appearance, with the price of 102 pounds constantly being burdened.

Why United’s £68 million target is the best signing since Bruno

Bruno Fernandez has often been a shining light on United’s team, engaging in the gloomy magical moments of the past few seasons, to get them out of trouble.

Portugal International has supported the campaign by registering with a combination of 37 goals. This is far from the majority of all players within Amorim’s first team rank.

However, this situation has been true over the past few years, with over 20 contributions in each of his six years at Old Trafford.

The tier he paid for his signature in 2020 was £47 million, and now it’s bargains, keen business and what he needs to replicate this summer.

Gyoker’s contract will undoubtedly be the best since his 30-year-old travel. The former Coventry City star clearly owns a clinical edge.

His stats this season are proof that he will be a great option for the Red Devils, and that he can then lock his place at the top again under his previous boss.

Labeled as “Powerhouse” by analyst Pedro Mendonza, Gyokeres has acquired many goals for every European player in the campaign, highlighting the clinical threat he offers to his side.

He also averages 2.6 shots on targets per 90, managing Riga Portugal’s goal-over-goal record per game and showing more skills he has before the goal.

Despite his finishing ability, he was also able to create opportunities for himself, completing 1.9 dribbling per 90, creating an impressive tally of 2.1 chances.

£67 million may seem like a big fee for players who have never consistently proven that they can step up and thrive in the Premier League.

But if he emulates the success of Fernandez in the Theatre of Dreams, he would be a great signature that would allow him to bring them back to the table with the 2025/26 campaign.