Manchester United are preparing an aggressive approach to the summer transfer window, with the club planning substantial investment to strengthen the squad after securing Champions League qualification, according to the Manchester Evening News. The main focus is the midfield, where United could bring in up to three new players to replace Casemiro and Manuel Ugarte.
Elliot Anderson is viewed as the preferred option, though Manchester City are currently considered favourites to sign him amid strong competition. United have also compiled a wide list of alternatives, including Adam Wharton, Alex Scott, Aurélien Tchouaméni, Carlos Baleba, Sandro Tonali and Shea Charles, signalling significant structural changes.
In attack, Harry Kane remains a prominent name under consideration, while Marcus Rashford continues to attract interest from Arsenal, leaving uncertainty around his future. Other offensive targets, such as Rafael Leão, also remain in play as United look to reshape the squad ahead of next season.