Manchester United still wants to sign a new striker after securing deals for Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha, but is not going to launch any movement for Alexander Isak
Manchester United has examined deals for three players after he has explained from the Alexander Isak racing sign. The Newcastle United Forward has told the Magpies that he would like to leave the club, but the Red Devils have already acknowledged that they will not try to win the signature of the Sweden International.
It would probably take about £ 150 million to convince Newcastle to give up their star, a figure that would be impossible for United at the moment. Anyway, Newcastle has so far maintained that they are not going to sell the 25-year-old despite interest from Liverpool.
Isak was omitted from the Newcastle team for their tour for the season through Singapore and South Korea after he informed the club about his wish to move. But United's attention will be elsewhere.
Ruben Amorim's side is not close to signing a new striker after they have landed their attempt to land Liam Delap, because the attacker chose Chelsea instead. After having spent important costs on Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo, United assess what is feasible in the coming weeks.
Deals have been investigated for people like Ollie Watkins from Aston Villa, PSG's Randal Kolo Muani and Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, per ESPN. However, the sale has been noted as 'essential' for a major, despite the exit from Marcus Rashford to Barcelona that offers some headroom.
Aston Villa has already told United that Watkins is not for sale after they have asked for rush hour. The ex-Brentford star would not be for sale for any price-the English international was the subject of an £ 60 million offer from Arsenal in January that Villa will immediately reject.
However, Kolo Muani is perhaps more feasible. Paris Saint-Germain is open to a sale to make the Frenchman on loan to Juventus in the past term.
However, the Italian side is struggling to meet the financial obligations to each transfer. Kolo Munai has been offered to a number of teams with Chelsea and Arsenal that looked elsewhere, but Newcastle could offer competition to United.
PSG could agree to borrow the striker again according to the report, provided that it was an obligation to permanently sign the player. An immediate transfer would require a reimbursement of approximately € 50 million (£ 43.65 million).
In the meantime, Vlahovic also sees his current club want to separate. Juventus wants to sell the Serbian star before his contract ends next year. However, the attacker would be satisfied to see his deal.