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This summer will be defined by Manchester United's ability to add a striker to their ranks, or not as the case could be. In an ideal world, Viktor Gyokeres would have been the striker who joined United this summer; Ruben Amorim trusts him, he's prolific in front of goal and he fits the 3-4-2-1 system perfectly.
The summer transfer window is now properly gathering pace as clubs, including Manchester United, look to add to their squad ahead of the new season.
Pep Guardiola got it right when asked about the Club World Cup in Orlando and its potential effect on Manchester City as the domestic season gets underway next season.
Bringing in attacking options appears to be a priority for Manchester United in the current summer transfer window as they look ahead to the 2025/26 Premier League season.
Only Manchester City and Liverpool have been more active than Manchester United in the transfer window this summer. Following their worst season in 51 years, the spotlight is on United to get their business right.
Manchester United have added to their attack in the transfer window with the signing of Matheus Cunha, but more attacking additions are expected between now and the end of the window.
There has been no shortage of excitement already this NHL offseason. Following the Florida Panthers' second consecutive Stanley Cup championship — and seemingly never-ending celebration — the annual period of roster modification has begun.
On Thursday afternoon in Orlando, it looked an awful lot like Manchester City were back. On Monday night in Orlando, well, it wasn't quite so clear.