Deal Completed: Manchester United Sign World-Class Striker for £111 Million – No. 9 Shirt to Be Handed Over from HøjlundManchester United have completed the signing of a top-class striker for a world-record fee of £111 million, with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirming the move with his trademark “Here we go.” The incoming forward is set to take over the No. 9 shirt from Rasmus Højlund, signaling a shift in United’s attacking strategy under manager Rúben Amorim.
The signing addresses a major concern in the current squad, which has underperformed in key areas, particularly in front of goal.
Amorim is determined to rebuild with both experienced stars and high-potential talent, and this marquee arrival reflects the club’s renewed ambition.-
–Midfield Reinforcement Targeted: United Eye Swiss Star Ardon JashariIn addition to bolstering their attack, Manchester United are also actively seeking to reinforce their midfield. According to Team Talk, the club is preparing a £34 million bid for Swiss international Ardon Jashari, currently playing for Club Brugge.
The 21-year-old defensive midfielder is known for his versatility, contributing not only defensively but also in attack, with 4 goals and 6 assists last season. Jashari has already been capped four times by Switzerland’s senior national team, highlighting his rapid development and international pedigree.
His profile fits Amorim’s preferred system, which utilizes two holding midfielders, and he would offer valuable depth and competition alongside Manuel Ugarte, Kobbie Mainoo, and Casemiro.—Negotiations OngoingUnited are expected to initiate formal negotiations with Club Brugge soon.
The Belgian club are reportedly open to selling Jashari for the right price, and the next few weeks could be critical in determining whether the move materializes.
If successful, Jashari would represent another piece in Amorim’s evolving squad puzzle — one built around tactical structure, youth, and technical balance.—Would you like a visual lineup showing how United could look with both the new striker and Ardon Jashari in the XI?
