Manchester United have found the rare bird in attack

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By: Manu Tournoux

Manchester United have found the rare bird in attack

Although they recruited the Dane Rasmus Hojlund this summer, the leaders of MU plan to offer themselves another tip from the month of January.

Manchester United are in talks with RB Leipzig for Lois Openda. A transfer would be possible from the winter transfer window.

Man United is eyeing a former Lensois

The former Lens player has been in resplendent form since the start of the season, with already 5 goals scored and 2 assists offered. Inevitably, he attracted the attention of Europe’s biggest clubs and MU is one of them.

Transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri reveals Man United are in contact with RBL over Openda. The two parties are discussing a potential deal in January. The Germans are ready to part with their new star, but not for a sum less than 90 million euros.

Openda only joined Leipzig this year from Lens at the end of a full season in Ligue 1. His sale brought in €38.5 million for the Artesian club.

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Manu Tournoux

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