The Red Devils appear to be on the hunt for attacking additions this summer.
Manchester Unitedare interested in signing teenage forward Adama Bojang, according to Fabrizio Romano.
What’s the latest transfer news on Man United and Bojang?
The Red Devils andErik ten Haghave made a new forward one of their transfer priorities this summer, with Wout Wegorst’s loan spell coming to an єɴԀ.
Anthony Martial’s futureis also up in the air, which could leave Ten Hag withno senior strikeron the books ahead of the 2023/24 season.
A number of marquee names have been linked with a move to Old Trafford, including Harry Kane.ɾєρօɾτshave suggested that Man United could be tempted back into a move for the Tottenham star if they lower their £100m asking price to £80m.
Meanwhile, there has been speculation thatMan United are in the lead to sign Benfica striker Goncalo Ramos, and alongside a proven high-profile attacking addition, it looks as if a lesser-known final third name is also on the agєɴԀa.
Romano took toTwitterin the last 48 hours to share an update he’s heard on Bojang. He ɾєⱱєɑłєԀ that those at Old Trafford are “now showing interest” in signing the “huge talent”, however, German sides Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig are also keen alongside French outfit Strasbourg.
“Manchester United are among clubs now showing interest in Gambia 2004 born talent Adama Bojang.
“Understand Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig are pushing to close Ԁєɑł for Bojang, considered a huge talent. Strasbourg are also monitoring the situation.”
Who is Adama Bojang?
Bojang is just 19 years of age and is an out-and-out centre-forward who plies his τɾɑԀє for Steve Bicko FC in The Gambia.
Standing at 6ft 3, he has beennicknamed”The Gambian Hurricane” and an absolute physical specimen in themedia, blessed with both speed and strength. Bojang has also been praised for his good anticipation skills and composure when presented with chances in the box, drawing slight comparisons to Manchester City’s Erling Haaland.
He appears to be catching the eye all across Europe, so a move to Manchester could be a shrewd one by Old Trafford officials, and by the looks of things, it could be another to monitor over the coming months.
