“We are on the verge on completing these two amazing signings as we are making arangments to bring Mason Greenwood back with Garnacho, Rasmus and Marcus Rashford as squad debt”-Man Utd given Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s approval to chase two summer transfers including Premier League star

Manchester United have reportedly been given permission by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS team to chase two summer transfer targets.Towards the back end of 2023, it was confirmed that INEOS boss Ratcliffe had agreed a deal to buy a 25 per cent stake in the Old Trafford club.It has been reported that Ratcliffe and his team will take charge of the football operations, with the Glazers heading up the commercial side.

Ahead of the summer transfer window, it has been reported thatIt seems like Manchester United, under INEOS ownership, is targeting Crystal Palace’s Michael Olise and an experienced striker for the upcoming summer transfer window. The criteria for the striker include having scored double figures in at least three seasons in a top-five league. Some linked names for the striker position include Victor Osimhen, Serhou Guirassy, Joshua Zirkzee, and Benjamin Sesko, but United aims to avoid a profile similar to Rasmus Hojlund. Despite initial challenges, Hojlund is starting to settle and find form. The team faces Luton Town in their upcoming Premier League match on Sunday. Ratcliffe and his INEOS team have given their seal of approval for the club to chase two players.According to 90 Min, United are set to target Crystal Palace’s French winger Michael Olise.In addition, an experienced striker is also said to be on the shortlist.According to the report, Ratcliffe and INEOS define an experienced striker as someone who has scored double figures in at least three seasons in a top-five league.Olise is expected to be a concrete option for the Old Trafford club when the summer transfer window commences.

In terms of the striker option, the Red Devils have been linked with the likes of Napoli’s Victor Osimhen, Serhou Guirassy of Stuttgart, Bologna frontman Joshua Zirkzee as well as RB Leipzig star Benjamin Sesko.However, it is believed that United are unwilling to bring in a striker with a similar profile to Rasmus Hojlund, who joined last summer in a deal worth £72 million.

Despite a tough start to life in England, Danish international Hojlund is starting to settle and find form in front of goal.Prior to Hojlund’s signing, it was reported that United showed an interest in Harry Kane, who ended up leaving Tottenham Hotspur for German Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich.United are back in Premier League action this weekend when they take on Luton Town on Sunday afternoon.