Manchester United face a critical summer transfer window after enduring one of the worst seasons in the club’s history. Finishing 15th in the Premier League, a scenario even the most pessimistic fans couldn’t have predicted,

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The summer transfer window at Manchester United has opened with a shift in strategy, less noise, more intent. While speculation around marquee signings continues, it may be the quieter moves that prove most decisive.

Cunha is just the start. United have shown interest in Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo, but will not exceed a pre-set valuation. Should that prove problematic, alternatives include Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo and Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze.

However, Manchester United have set an asking price of €45m (£38m) for the Denmark international and that is likely to be out of Inter’s reach. As a result, the report from Gazzetta suggests the Nerazzurri will look to negotiate a loan deal with an option or obligation to buy next summer.

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A striker remains the top priority as United seek to cure their failings in front of goal. The Reds have added Matheus Cunha to their ranks and if Bryan Mbeumo follows then those two will surely lock out the two attacking 10s in Ruben Amorim's set-up.