'Turkiye Ronaldo' caught Manchester United's radar network! Recruiting Rashford-Antoni as a substitute?..."HERE WE GO" Romano "I don't have any suggestions yet"

'Turkiye Ronaldo' caught Manchester United's radar network! Recruiting Rashford-Antoni as a substitute?..."HERE WE GO" Romano "I don't have any suggestions yet"

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Manchester United (hereinafter referred to as Manchester United) is still eager to find a striker. This time, Juventus' Kenan Yildiz (19) was caught on the radar network.

"Manchester United is very interested in recruiting a talented striker," reported Florian Flettenberg of the British media "Sky Sports."

Yildiz is seen as one of the most promising wingers in the world. His playing style is also said to be reminiscent of Cristiano Ronaldo.

In January this year, Manchester United ran out of attacking options after sending Antony and Marcus Rashford out. Both players are likely to leave the team next season. As a result, Manchester United is making reinforcement of the offense a top priority.

In Manchester United's preferred 3-4-3 formation, a versatile striker is needed. As a result, Yildiz is emerging as the most ideal option.

In addition, since he is still a young player, he can be recruited at a relatively low price. Analysts say that there is also enough potential to grow significantly within Manchester United.

Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, are interested in recruiting the Yildiz this summer, but no official moves have been reported yet.

Yildiz has been struggling with four goals and two assists for Juventus, which has been suffering from a slump this season.

It is unclear what role Yildiz will play in the new coach's plan, with Thiago Mota replaced, Igor Tudor taking the helm. 바카라사이트

Fabrizio Romano, an expert on the transfer market, said Manchester United's recruitment of Yildiz, "We have to wait and see what tactics Juventus will take because it is right after recruiting a new manager. Premier League teams are clearly interested in Yildiz, but it is too early for a serious offer to proceed."