Manchester United have reportedly identified Portugal and Benfica star Goncalo Ramos as the ideal successor to the recently departed Cristiano Ronaldo.
As reported by Fichajes, United are prioritising the signing of the 21-year-old as manager Erik ten Hag looks to add attacking reinforcements next summer. With Ronaldo having left the club following his controversial interview with Piers Morgan, the Reds only have Anthony Martial as a recognised striker in their first-team squad.
Ramos has been in impressive form for both club and country this year, with the attacker bagging a hat-trick and an assist against Switzerland in Portugal's World Cup round-of-16 triumph. He was selected ahead of Ronaldo by boss Fernando Santos.
