Manchester United are reportedly considering moves for Nigerian forwards Victor Osimhen and Victor Boniface as part of a significant squad shake-up under newly appointed head coach Ruben Amorim.
The former English Premier League champions are preparing for transformative changes following the Portuguese tactician’s arrival at Old Trafford. With Manchester United struggling to find consistency in several areas of the pitch, the club is expected to invest heavily during the next two transfer windows to strengthen key positions.
A priority for Amorim appears to be revitalizing the team’s attacking line. Manchester United’s current forwards have failed to deliver consistently since last season, prompting the need for fresh talent to bolster their offensive output.
Among the top names on Amorim’s wishlist are Super Eagles stars Osimhen and Boniface, both of whom have been in scintillating form for their respective clubs. Osimhen, currently on loan at Galatasaray from Napoli, has long expressed a desire to play in the Premier League.
Boniface, on the other hand, has been clear about his preference for a move to Spain, although his performances in the Bundesliga for Bayer Leverkusen have not gone unnoticed by English clubs.
Securing either player would come at a steep price, given their rising profiles and interest from multiple top clubs. Both strikers have showcased remarkable consistency and goal-scoring prowess over the past seasons, making them highly sought-after targets in European football.
As Manchester United gear up for a new era under Amorim, the pursuit of Osimhen or Boniface could mark a pivotal step in their bid to reclaim dominance in English and European football. However, any potential move will require significant financial investment and negotiation finesse to outpace competition for these standout talents.
