Breaking News: Manchester United has initiated negotiations to acquire the services of a striker who is currently 23 years old and is in high demand

Concerning the possibility of signing Lille striker Jonathan David, Manchester United has initiated internal discussions.

A number of clubs are presently vying for the services of the Canadian striker, and Aston Villa is one of those clubs they are pursuing.

David has demonstrated his potential to be a dangerous striker in front of the net, as evidenced by the fact that he scored the third most goals in France during the previous season, trailing only Kylian Mbappe and Alexander Lacazette.

As reported by 90min (with attribution to Express), Manchester United has reportedly considered the prospect of signing the striker who is 23 years old.
The Canadian striker has made 243 appearances for the club, during which time he has managed to score 105 goals and provide 30 assists. This constitutes a goal contribution in each and every other sporting event. United is in need of an attacker who possesses such a high quantity of numbers and production.

Rasmus Hojlund has made 15 appearances in the Premier League this season, however he has only managed to score one goal in that competition. Having someone up front who can assist Hojlund in becoming a better player while also taking up the burden of scoring goals is something that the Red Devils are desperately looking for.

At this time, Manchester United is trying to get rid of players in order to make place for new players, which may be brought in during the summer or during the month of January. Jadon Sancho has already left the club and is currently playing for Borussia Dortmund on loan. Another player who is apparently leaving the club and joining Sevilla is Hannibal Mejbri. They are both expected to leave the team.

Due to the fact that David’s contract is set to end in 2025, the summer will also be significantly significant for him. It is claimed that the teenage striker is worth approximately 43 million pounds to Lille, and the French club would be happy to let him go for that kind of money.