Interim Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick has confirmed that it is "obvious" that the club must reduce the average age of their attacking options amid Cristiano Ronaldo's and Edinson Cavani's presences.
Ronaldo, who returned to United from Juventus last August, turned 37 last weekend whilst Cavani, who is poised to leave Old Trafford this forthcoming summer, turns 35 on Monday.
Despite the outstanding careers they have both enjoyed, United, with respect, cannot continue with a strike paring with a combined age of 72 for much longer. They have got to bring that age bracket down and the club is set to prioritise the signing of a much younger striker this coming summer.
