Manchester United’s assertive strategy in the summer transfer window highlights their determination to reshape their attacking lineup.

After enduring a disappointing 2024/25 season in front of goal, the club’s leadership is committed to providing new manager Ruben Amorim with the attacking talent needed to restore United’s status as serious title challengers.

The first major move in this offensive overhaul was the high-profile acquisition of Matheus Cunha from Wolves for £62.5 million.Cunha brings solid Premier League experience, having scored 15 goals last season. But United aren’t stopping there.They are also pursuing Bryan Mbeumo, who had a standout campaign with 20 goals for Brentford.

His ability to play both centrally and out wide makes him a versatile threat.Mbeumo also impressed with his playmaking—creating 17 big chances, particularly from the right wing. United hope to integrate him into a fluid and dynamic front three focused on both scoring and creativity.

Despite high hopes last season, United’s forward line underperformed—especially through the middle. Rasmus Højlund, the primary striker, scored just four Premier League goals and missed several clear chances.Given these struggles, it’s no surprise the club is actively seeking reinforcements up front..

As reported by Stretty News, United have been offered the chance to sign Moise Kean, the Italian striker who previously had a disappointing spell at Everton.While Kean managed just four goals in 39 Premier League appearances, he has revitalized his career in Serie A.

Now with Fiorentina, he scored 19 league goals last season and finished with 25 in all competitions, emerging as one of Italy’s standout forwards.Kean is reportedly valued at around £44 million, and talks have already taken place between his representatives and United officials.

Although no deal is in place yet, the final call rests with Amorim, who will decide if Kean fits into his system alongside Cunha and Mbeumo.If approved, Kean could become United’s central attacking figure, with Mbeumo moving to the right to leverage his creative strengths.

The duo’s combination of finishing and vision could pose a major threat in the Premier League.Notably, Thomas Tuchel once described Kean as “fearless” during their time at PSG—an attribute that could serve him well if he returns to England to lead United’s frontline.