Manchester United’s inability to prove his luck against Sevilla ultimately takes them a spot in the Europa League final, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has proposed a plan to make his team more clinical: he may face the festival of Tottenham coach Jose Mourinho. .
United lost 2-1 to Sevilla last night, but has been off the court at the time if Anthony Martial had finished his many opportunities.
Solskjaer has flirted with the prospect of bringing in a new forward this summer and now it turns out his resolution is taken.
With the likelihood that Jadon Sancho will complete a move by Borussia Dortmund every passing day, the Red Devils have been forced to look for alternatives.
None of his targets will claim 108 million pounds, demanded by Dortmund.
This deserves to leave some cash in Solskjaer’s coffers for other team spaces, and a new number nine on his wish list.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, United has revived its long career in Paulo Dybala.
Juventus told the 26-year-old that he could move on because they had to sell players before bringing in new faces.
Coach Maurizio Sarri was fired after the evacuation of the old Champions League by Lyon in the last 16 stages.
After signing five-time Golden Ball winner Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus struggled to win the first European competition.
But they didn’t win the trophy and commissioned Sarri to his task, and potentially a handful of players.
Dybala has scored 17 goals in 46 appearances in all competitions this season, but the Serie A club wants to advance in a new direction.
The Argentine foreigner is on United’s radar as he seeks to compete with Martial.
However, the Gazzetta dello Sport adds that Mourinho will also take the striker to White Hart Lane.
As noted this season, a hit with Harry Kane or Heung-min Son can derail the Spurs’ hopes of completing the Champions League.
Mourinho knows he wants to strengthen the team and believes Dybala would be a wonderful addition.
But if the Portuguese manager chooses the Juventus star, he may face a challenge from his former team, United.