Breaking news: Manchester United ready to break bank to sign 84 million rated striker who score 15 goals in 25 matches and has more goal than Ronaldo and Messi .

 According to Gazzetta dello Sport (

Monday's edition, page 19), Manchester

 United are interested in signing Napoli

 attacker Victor Osimhen this summer. 



Last season, the Nigerian joined the Serie 

A club from Lille for a club-record £58.

5 million cost, but he struggled to make 

an impact, scoring just 10 goals in all 

competitions. 


He was limited by a shoulder ailment

. With a cheekbone fracture this season, 

he's had a similar situation, but his form has

 been significantly better, with 15 goals 

in only 25 games. 


The 23-year-old has lately reached his peak

 form, scoring back-to-back braces, and 

he is reportedly attracting a lot of Premier

 League transfer interest. 


Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, and Newcastle

 United have all been connected with the

 player, but United is also keeping an eye on him.

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