MANCHESTER UNITED CLOSE IN ON £106M STRIKER WHO HAS THE SAME STATISTICS AS HAALAND ~ Football vows

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Manchester United lacks firepower upfront and after the departure of Ronaldo,

they really need someone apart from Rashford to rely on the strike force.

The Red Devils have been heavily linked with Portugal international, Goncalo Ramos,

and the striker is once again in the limelight.

As per a story covered by Correio da Manha (news image provided above),

Man Utd are intent on signing the Seleccao forward.

Goncalo Ramos – Portugal

The news source has mentioned that the Red Devils do not give up on luring the 21-year-old, who rose to fame at the FIFA World Cup.

CdM claims the Old Trafford outfit has already lost out on signing Cody Gakpo to Liverpool. On the other hand, Joao Felix could end up staying with Atletico Madrid.

Therefore, to reinforce the offense, Man Utd is looking at Goncalo Ramos. Before the World Cup, the youngster featured in 22 games for Benfica and directly contributed to 21 goals (15 goals and 6 assists).

In Qatar, he scored a fantastic hat-trick and provided an assist in the Round of 16 victories against Switzerland.

Back in October, he was valued at around £35million by the Eagles (JN). However, last month, Rui Costa made it clear that a player will only leave in the middle of the season if their clause is met.

As per 90min, Goncalo Ramos’ current deal at the Estadio da Luz contains an exit clause of 120 million euros (£106m).

Man Utd is in a direct battle with Liverpool to earn Champions League qualification

and after losing a key target to their arch-rivals, Ten Hag must splash the cash to reinforce the attack this month.

In your view, should United spend big to sign Goncalo Ramos?

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