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Manchester United is intensifying efforts to address their midfield and striking needs as the January transfer window nears. Former striker Louis Saha has shared insights into the club’s priorities, with United focused on resolving shortcomings in these key areas. Among the rumored targets was Chelsea’s Christopher Nkunku, but hopes of acquiring the Frenchman were quickly dismissed. Leicester City manager Enzo Maresca, who has a history with Nkunku, made it clear that the player is not available for transfer.
Amidst this, speculation surrounding the future of Manchester United forward Joshua Zirkzee has also subsided. Despite reports hinting at a potential exit, manager Ruben Amorim has reaffirmed Zirkzee’s place in the team’s plans. The young Dutch striker remains integral to the squad, signaling Amorim’s belief in his potential to contribute this season.
In their search for a reliable striker, Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyökeres has emerged as a strong candidate. The Swedish forward’s impressive tally of 67 goals in 69 appearances has made him a target for United’s scouting team. While Saha has praised Gyökeres as a possible solution to United’s scoring challenges, not everyone is convinced. Former defender Rio Ferdinand expressed doubts following a lackluster performance by Gyökeres against Arsenal, highlighting the internal debate over his suitability.
Meanwhile, Angel Gomes has resurfaced as a potential addition to United’s midfield. Since leaving the club in 2020, Gomes has thrived at Lille, amassing 118 appearances, eight goals, and 18 assists. His versatility and creative flair have caught the attention of top European clubs, including United. A return to Old Trafford could provide the dynamism and depth needed to rejuvenate the squad’s midfield, offering manager Ruben Amorim greater tactical options.
As the transfer window approaches, Amorim faces pivotal decisions that could shape United’s trajectory. From reigniting interest in Gomes to securing a deal for Gyökeres or exploring other options, the club must act strategically. Balancing immediate squad needs with long-term aspirations will be critical. Success in the transfer market could address current gaps while building a foundation for sustained competitiveness. The weeks ahead will test United’s resolve to identify and secure the right reinforcements to strengthen their campaign.
