Manchester United
FEE AGREED: Manchester United have officially reached Verbal agreement with £70m premier League striker ahead of Summer transfer, jersey number reserved already – Congratulations Man United fans

Manchester United have reportedly secured a verbal agreement with a £70 million-rated Premier League striker ahead of the summer transfer window, signaling their intent to strengthen their attacking options. With the deal nearing completion, sources suggest that a jersey number has already been reserved for the incoming player.
United’s inconsistency in front of goal this season has highlighted their need for reinforcements, especially given their struggles with injuries and tactical issues. While Rasmus Højlund has shown promise, he has lacked sufficient support, with Marcus Rashford, Antony, and Anthony Martial failing to deliver consistently. The club’s inability to finish games strongly has cost them valuable points, making the acquisition of a proven goal-scorer a top priority.
Reports indicate that United have identified one of the Premier League’s most in-form strikers as their target. Among the potential candidates are Brentford’s Ivan Toney and Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins, both of whom fit the profile of a £70 million signing. Napoli’s Victor Osimhen, who has been linked with a move to England, is also a name in the conversation, but his price tag may exceed United’s budget.
Toney is a physically dominant forward with a strong aerial presence and excellent penalty-taking ability. Since returning from suspension, he has been heavily linked with a move away from Brentford. Meanwhile, Watkins is enjoying his best season with Aston Villa, showcasing his pace, intelligence, and clinical finishing. If United secure Champions League qualification, they could have an advantage in luring him to Old Trafford.
The addition of a high-profile striker makes perfect sense for United. Højlund, while talented, is still developing, and having an experienced partner would ease the goal-scoring burden on him. Furthermore, with Martial expected to leave and Rashford struggling with form and injuries, depth in attack is crucial for the team to remain competitive across all competitions. The signing of a £70 million striker would also be a statement of ambition under new manager Rúben Amorim, potentially attracting other top talents to the club.
Reports suggest that a specific jersey number has already been set aside for the incoming player. The No. 9 shirt, traditionally worn by legendary United strikers, is currently held by Martial, but if he departs, it could become available. The No. 11 jersey, a historic number at Old Trafford, could also be an option if Mason Greenwood exits permanently. While the iconic No. 7 shirt is associated with club legends, it is unlikely to be handed to a striker.
Although the agreement remains verbal at this stage, negotiations are expected to be finalized before the transfer window opens. United are keen to move swiftly in the market to avoid competition and ensure their new signing has a full pre-season under Amorim. The next steps involve finalizing personal terms, completing a medical, and officially announcing the deal.
The news has generated excitement among United fans, with many taking to social media to express their anticipation. Supporters believe this signing could be the missing piece in their squad, helping them compete for major honors again. If the deal goes through as expected, it could mark a turning point in United’s quest to close the gap on their rivals and re-establish themselves as title contenders.
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