The biggest problem facing Manchester United at the moment is their lack of goals this season. At the moment, the Red Devils are the second lowest scoring team in the top half of the Premier League.
Those problems have been exacerbated by the bitter departure of last season’s top scorer, Cristiano Ronaldo.
And that has forced Erik ten Hag to publicly admit that his team lacks firepower up front and has asked the club to look into the question of signing an elite goalscorer.
striker search
Many names have been linked with a move to Old Trafford since last summer and in the end it could come down to the question of valuation.
As of now, players like Cody Gakpo, Rafael Leao and Goncalo Ramos have seen their ratings skyrocket after their World Cup performances.
There is one more goal that has shone in Qatar and it is Joao Félix from Atlético de Madrid. The Portuguese scored a goal and added another two assists in four games.
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It’s been a less-than-remarkable season for the 23-year-old in his club squad after a communication breakdown with manager Diego Simeone.
But despite starting just five times, the Portugal international has registered three goals and as many assists this campaign.
United fans will remember him well for his Champions League exploits last season against the Red Devils, scoring one goal and generally impressing with his link-up play.
Felix, a superstar in the making
Although his valuation is also high despite his availability, it must be remembered that Félix was a sought-after star when he decided to leave Benfica.
At the time, Atlético had to beat the likes of United to get the prodigious talented striker.
Another thing in his favor is the fact that the La Liga giants are open to a loan deal in January ahead of a permanent summer transfer. An arrangement United would welcome.
His linking game, creativity and scoring nose remain intact and his versatility makes him an attractive proposition for any club.
However, Felix has never been a prolific striker and that is what United need at the moment.
