The reported £120 million transfer budget that Manchester United had was largely used to sign Mason Mount and Andre Onana.

The former is flying to New York to join up with his new colleagues for the U.S. tour, while the latter has already made two appearances during preseason.

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In comparison to other elite Premier League clubs, United’s offence is still underwhelming, and recent rumours suggest they are on the lookout for a top Italian playmaker.

Federico Chiesa, a winger for Juventus, is a target for Manchester United, Liverpool, and Newcastle, according to a story carried by Corriere dello Sport today.

The Old Lady would let the Italian international leave if they get a bid of 50 million euros (£43.3m), as they are looking to downsize their roster this summer.

The Red Devils spent a lot of money during the last two summer transfer windows to get wingers like Jadon Sancho and Antony.

However, the pair have fallen short of their enormous price tags, while Greenwood’s future is still in doubt.

Erik ten Hag must therefore increase the calibre and depth of the wide offensive positions, and adding a player with Chiesa’s level of experience would be a wise move.

The playmaker who won Euro 2020 and was selected for the Team of the Tournament has the skills and versatility to strengthen United’s front line and could end up being a wise investment at the asking price.

He has, however, experienced fitness problems in more recent seasons. The Italian national team’s star has missed 66 games for Juventus since moving from Fiorentina. These absences have been caused by various injuries.