For Manchester United, another trophy has passed them by and several of their problems on Sunday can be attributed to the lack of a productive front man.
It was Bruno Fernandes who brought the team level when Fulham took the lead at Old Trafford, only for the West Londers to win the victory in a penalty shootout. Rasmus Hojlund started the game that led the border, but he was withdrawn with teen Chido Obi's replacement.
Hardly the most glowing indictment, which the DAN decreases with the game that still has to be won. Zirkzee was unable to Vuren a spark in the attack of United and the Dutchman was one of the two players who miss in the shootout for the Stretford end.
Hojlund and Zirkzee are the two most important strikers in Manchester, but between them they can only have five Premier League goals this season. The team had to look for goals somewhere else, but the lack of a regular source remains a major problem.
Ruben Amorim is expected to go on the market this summer with a striker high on his priority list. Given, the entire structure and the composition of the United team is not suitable for creating bucket a lot of opportunities for no. 9, but an elite attacker would certainly add a lot.
The question for those at Old Trafford is who they choose to focus. Arsenal will also be on the market for a frontman within a few months, which increases competition.
Wayne Rooney, the most productive attacker in the history of United, believes that they should go to a former player in Danny Welbeck, who left the club in 2014. He now scores goals for Brighton and, although not the most fashionable name, Rooney claims that he “would still like to see him play”.
Mirror Football takes a look at the option for United, both obvious and the left field while the club is looking for value in the market.
Viktor Gyokees
The name on everyone's lips when Amorim first arrived in Manchester. It was the current boss who decided to sign the Swede a few years ago of Coventry City and it turned out to be an inspired decision at Gyokeres now one of the most sought after strikers in Europe. He will again hit huge numbers and Sporting Lisbon has been somewhat resigned from his sale. The player himself wants European football, which means that United may only be able to chase him if they win the Europa League.
Benjamin Sesko
This is certainly a man high on the Arsenal wish list, so it can be a case of who acts first. The RB Leipzig Forward has been on the radar of English parties for several years and has continued its development in Germany.
Leipzig has proven that they will cash their top talent, according to their business model and, after they have chosen to stay in the past, Sesko may feel that it is now time to take that next step.
Danny Welbeck
Given his debut by Sir Alex Ferguson years ago. He was sold to Arsenal by Louis van Gaal, but has turned out to be a cunning operator in the Premier League. Welbeck continued to score, including against his former team. He would not have a huge compensation and can enjoy the chance to play back in the club where he first started. A signing that may not be running in Europe, but United needs someone who is effective, will not create the headlines.
Matheus Cunha
Wolves protected herself when they convinced him to write a new deal with their striker who now had a release clause of £ 62 million. Cunha has been the brightest light in Molineux and continued to prove against the top clubs. He scored the Manchester outfit earlier this year Wolves and, before scored in Liverpool, Arne Slot insisted that he had the quality to play for a top -outfit in the Premier League.
However, there are questions about his temperament After a second eruption of the season, he saw a red card showing during Wolves' FA Cup defeat against Bournemouth,
Jonathan David
It is a name thrown in Manchester and the Lille Forward, who scored 21 times this season, is a man who is out of the contract in the summer. Given the well -published problems and problems that have to do with PSR, adding a free movement would be a free movement.
David scored earlier this season in the Champions League in Liverpool and his career is very on an upward curve.
Victor Osimhen
His days in Napoli are almost over after the club had gone all the way to Romelu Lukaku, who forced the Nigerian to go and spend the season on loan in Galatasaray. One thing he guarantees is goals and in Turkey this summer has scored 22 times for a big decision. He will not be cheap, but Napoli also wants to get him out of their books, so there is certainly room for some smart negotiations.
Liam Delap
Just like Welbeck, not a name that will run heads in Europe, but Delap has proven that he can cut it in the Premier League. Despite the struggles of Ipswich, their frontman has remained a huge threat and scored against some of the top sides.
He left Manchester City to pursue his career ambitions and is something of a throwback as a strong, powerful and direct no. 9. A former blue lead the line in red would also be tempting for those at United, especially if he turns out to be a success.
Alexander Isak
It seems very unlikely in view of the money involved, but the club will certainly keep an eye on. Newcastle is determined to hold on to the Swede and they have years on his contract, because they demand a reimbursement of more than £ 100 million. Although Isak is worth it, it is still too viewed if United could pay the player in their current perilous situation.
Bryan Mbeumo
He stayed while the will of Ollie Watkins and Ivan Toney have left him over the years and now he is very the most important man. He is understood that he is on the shortlist of United and Mbeumo has been in the top flight for Brentford for the first time – at the moment at 15 – which places him comfortably in Manchester for everyone.
The bees have demanded top dollar for their players in the past, but Manchester's temptation can run the player's head and he also offers the type of broad threat that the system could fit in Manchester.
Harry Kane
He will soon close his second season in Bayern Munich and, with the Bavers look good at the top of the Bundesliga, the trophy could finally land that he longs for. That was a huge motivating factor in his move to Germany, but it is expected that he will eventually return to England with more records in his mind.
It was well published that there is a release clause in his deal, albeit that comes into play when the next January is created, so the chase from United to Kane might have to wait now.
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