Breaking news: Manchester are close to signing 23 year old midfielder who is set to me paul pogba replacement.

 According to Calciomercato, Manchester

 United is keeping tabs on Bologna’s 23-year

 old midfielder Mattias Svanberg.

The Swedge joined Bologna from Malmo as 

a nine-year-old and has established himself 

as a regular starter for the club in recent

 campaigns. Svanberg has three goals and 

two assists in 27 appearances this season 

and is known for his all-round skills.

Manchester United reportedly sent representatives

 to watch the recent Serie A tie between 

Bologna and Fiorentina, which the latter 

won thanks to a goal from Lucas Torreira.

Apart from Svanberg, the club is also 

interested in defender Nikola Milenkovic

, and have followed the 24-year old Fiorentina

 man for a number of months.

Milenkovic was reported to have a €15 

million release clause that Fiorentina later 

denied the existence of. Of course, with

 several senior players expected to leave 

United in the summer, the club will be 

looking to bring in multiple new signings.

Manchester United could look to change 

transfer approach after consistent failures

The two players mentioned above are both 

young, upcoming footballers who will be 

to improve in the coming months. Manchester

 United over the years have signed multiple

 world-class talents for bloated prices. 

However, this approach has failed to yield

 the right results, with many recent signings 

being deemed as flops.

At this point, it is difficult to pinpoint 

any particular reason why the team has 

failed to perform to expectations. United’s

 defensive issues go way past Harry Maguire’s

 lack of pace and erratic one-on-one defending.

The team is prone to making errors and 

is regularly caught out of shape especially 

when subjected to consistent pressure 

from world-class teams.

At the heart of it all is the lack of team spirit 

and the inability to attack and defend as a 

unit. The only way out appears to be a potential

 influx of young, hungry players who will

 be willing to give it their all and outwork

 other teams.

The club needs to retrace its steps and 

follow a similar transfer strategy that Sir 

Alex Ferguson implemented. The Scot 

was known for taking in impressive youngsters

 who would go o to become big players for the club.