Rashford exit, Osimhen deal, Hojlund swap - Man United dream attack verdict after transfers

Manchester United could be set for a number of exits this summer but fans will be hoping to see a number of stars arrive in time for the new season.

Marcus Rashford is set for talks with United over his future after a drab campaign that saw him register just eight goals. Last summer’s £72m signing Rasmus Hojlund is meanwhile one of four players exempt from sales this window.

It indicates that another big money move for an attacker this year is slim, with Victor Osimhen’s reported £110m release clause due to be far too steep. The Nigerian only netted 15 league goals last campaign.

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Hojlund - four years younger than Osimhen - scored 10 league goals last term but is already acclimatised to the Premier League. Even if Rashford was sold, Napoli would likely need to lower their asking price for Osimhen for United to consider an approach.

If they do, should United make an approach? Should Rashford even be sold in the first place? What about Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee? Our writers give their thoughts on how United’s dream attack could look next season.

Despite his poor form last season, I don’t see why Rashford would be sold and I doubt there would be many takers for him amid the presumption United would charge a hefty fee given he only signed a long-term deal last year.

United do need another striker, and are reputed to be in talks with Joshua Zirkzee who is widely thought to have a £34m release clause. I like the look of 24-year-old Lille striker Jonathan David, who has been told by his club he can leave.

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