Of all the positions Manchester United need to strengthen in the summer transfer window, the wide attacking roles are not among them, but that doesn't mean there won't still be changes in the department.
It would be a massive indictment if United were preparing to once again splash the cash on a new winger given the fact they've spent nearly £200million on them over the last two summers. This year, whatever budget remains available amid uncertainty surrounding the ownership situation must go elsewhere.
A striker is the biggest priority but whether it's Harry Kane, Victor Osimhen or any of the array of promising, young strikers on Erik ten Hag's radar, they're likely to command a massive fee anywhere between £80-100million. As well as that, it's become clear as United's season has started to fizzle out that more additions are needed.
