Manchester United will not follow any move For the Napoli striker Victor Ossimhen this summer, a report says.
United is known for being a new striker this summer, and Osimhen has long been advertised as a possible option. In the coming months, several global outlets have been claimed in the coming months that an agreement had already been made to bring Nigeria internationally to Old Trafford.
Subject of such reports, David Ornstein Has emphasized that Osimhen is not the priority goal for United and is not even seen as an alternative to the preferred option for Liam Delap from IPSWICH TOWN, which is also of interest to Chelsea.
“If Manchester United is supposed to see others, I am sure that it won’t be Victor Osimhen,” said Ornstein NBC Sport. “Despite reports that you may read, he is not on the agenda for United.
“You will have other options because you may have to contact you, or you could adhere to internal solutions such as a Rasmus Hojlund and focus on other positions.”
It is believed that Osimhen observes a switch to the Premier League, where Arsenal and Chelsea are connected, but will only make a decision about his future as soon as his loan with Galatasaray comes to an end.
Elsewhere about the versatile Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Matheus Cunha, talks were opened, who is considered the top goal in attack on the midfield. Ornstein insists that United can trigger his release clause of 62.5 million GBP, regardless of the European qualification or the sale of players.
“The priority for United in this upcoming transfer window is the attack,” he said. “You consider a center forward and a number 10 as the main focus.
“You want to go into it pretty quickly. The finances, as I understand it, are the offers that you would like to make.
“Your main focus on position no. 10 is on the mathematics of Wolverhampton Wanderers.
“You have alternatives such as Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth and Tyler Dischbling from Southampton, but Cunha is the one you are concentrating on. It’s not nearby yet, but I could develop quickly.”