Manchester United legend Dwight Yorke has called for the club to sign Liverpool flop Darwin Nunez and ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. He believes that the two players will improve Ruben Amorim’s squad and help them get better next season.
Speaking to Gambling Industry News, Yorke stated that he understood why Liverpool wanted to sell Nunez, but he saw a lot of unfulfilled potential in the Uruguayan striker. He added that the forward is still at a good age and said (via Metro):
Yorke went on to claim that signing Martinez would also be a no-brainer for Manchester United. He believes that the Aston Villa star is an instant upgrade on Andre Onana. He added:
Manchester United are playing Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Europa League on Wednesday, May 21. The winners will qualify for the UEFA Champions League next season despite finishing the Premier League season near the relegation zone.
Manchester United are keen on bolstering their squad this summer. The Red Devils are reportedly on the lookout for a striker to replace Rasmus Hojlund in the starting XI.
Viktor Gyokeres and Victor Osimhen have been linked with Manchester United, and the Red Devils are in talks to sign the Sporting CP star, as per L’Equipe.
Emiliano Martinez has been linked with Manchester United, while Barcelona are also keeping tabs on him. Aston Villa are open to selling him for £40 million this summer, as per journalist Alex Crook.
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