As Erik ten Hag considers his choices for the remaining days of the transfer window, Manchester United might think about rekindling its earlier interest in one of Europe’s most exciting forwards.

The Dutchman’s team started off victorious, but the game’s story was far from the three points, with Wolves, a club in turmoil, outplaying the Red Devils for the majority of the match.

Ten Hag might elevate his team by looking into rumoured targets from the past who are still available to pursue, especially when other clubs near United are also engaged in the market.

This summer, who might Manchester United sign?

After obtaining the skills of Rasmus Hojlund, Andre Onana, Mason Mount, and Jonny Evans, United might want to add more firepower by re-entering the Joao Felix sweepstakes with Atletico Madrid.

The Red Devils were reportedly interested in the 23-year-old, who has become an outsider in Madrid as a result of a shaky relationship with Diego Simeone, according to reports in Spain from earlier in the summer.

Felix returned to La Liga after a half-season loan at Chelsea in the Premier League, but there has been much talk about his future during the transfer window, with his price tag reportedly set at approximately £80 million.

Joao Felix has scored how many goals?

The athletic and adaptable attacker, who is only 23, has five goals for his country and 72 goals domestically.

The Portuguese star, who was swooped up by Atletico Madrid at the age of just 19, was described as “exquisite” by U23 scout Antonio Mango. The Spanish club paid a record-breaking amount of £113 million to sign the talented player.

Prior to moving to Spain, the young player for Benfica contributed to 24 goals in 26 games in the Primeira Liga, demonstrating to the world just how effective he can be with the ball in his feet.

Felix is currently looking for a new challenge, even though he has a contract with Real Madrid through the year 2027.

Ten Hag might greatly strengthen the attack on display at Old Trafford by signing the 23-year-old dynamic striker, who is such an intriguing addition for many teams.

The former Chelsea loanee might be the ideal addition for the Dutchman to play with new signing Hojlund because he can be used on either flank, in front of the defence, or most prominently as a second striker with a partner.

The 20-year-old has a weight of expectation on his shoulders after moving from Atalanta for a hefty cost of £72 million. The transfer has been questioned because the youngster managed just nine goals in Serie A last season.

Ten Hag may provide the Danish international with an intricate striker partner by signing Felix, as well as a player who might lessen the strain on the kid in a relationship that could flourish at Old Trafford.

The Portuguese prodigy, a skilled creator, played behind players like Alvaro Morata at Atletico who described him as “special” and did so with ease. He is used to playing behind a main striker.

Leading the line for a team like Manchester United is a big responsibility, made even more so in the Premier League and even more so as a 20-year-old with a £72 million price tag on your head.

Felix may help Hojlund develop his natural talents by using his league-playing experience, along with his understanding of how to build relationships with star strikers over the course of his successful career thus far.