Ruben Amorim can sanction huge Man United transfer exit thanks to Sir Alex Ferguson masterclass

When Arsenal were knocked out of the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain, Mikel Arteta said the quality in both boxes was a key factor.

Gianluigi Donnarumma pulled off two world-class performances against the Gunners and PSG's deadly attacking trio did what Arteta's failed to do and was clinical. Looking back, the Spaniard's comments could easily be a reminder of the transfer plan at Manchester United this summer.

"This competition is about the boxes and in both boxes are the strikers and the goalkeepers and theirs was the best in both games," he said. Simply put, you have to have a world-class goalkeeper and clinical striker to be one of the best.

At United, they have neither. The priority at Carrington this summer is to improve the attack with Matheus Cunha and Liam Delap two key targets. The pair are two deals which are already in motion, offering encouraging signs to what's to come.

However, movement in the goalkeeping department is slightly more relaxed. Andre Onana has been the number one at Old Trafford since his £47.2million move from Inter Milan but his future is not safe. Altay Bayindir, Amorim’s number two, is said to be keen on first-team football himself.

The Manchester Evening News reported earlier this month that Ruben Amorim wants a new goalkeeper better-suited to the system but there are no plans to spend a significant sum on one, unless Onana leaves.

In the past month, the list of potential new number one's has included the likes of Joan Garcia, Bart Verbruggen, Aaron Ramsdale and Gregor Kobel. A recent report from The Telegraph has claimed that Royal Antwerp goalkeeper Senne Lammens and Leicester City's Mads Hermansen have both been watched by United.

Thankfully for United, Sir Alex Ferguson’s two