Manchester United s four major strikers PK, the third choice is the best choice?

Manchester United's forward signing battle has entered a white-hot stage, with each of the four major goals having their pros and cons, but the answer may be unexpected. Mbeumo of Brentford is worth 62 million pounds, with impressive data but unstable condition; Portuguese Sports's Dzekelash asks for 86 million pounds, with amazing efficiency but doubtful league quality; Villa's Watkins is priced at 90 million pounds, which means strong combat power but older; Naples' Osmeen's transfer fee is 65 million pounds, with top talent but plagued by injuries.

In-depth analysis, Mbewumo is the optimal solution. He is cost-effective and can set aside a budget to strengthen the midfield. His bifoot attributes are perfectly adapted to Manchester United's two-wing tactics, and he can tear the defense line by 3.2 times per game. Manchester United has poor creativity on the right, with the third-last chance in the Premier League last season, and Mbeumo is the right medicine. Dzekelish and Osmain are too risky, Watkins and Hoylen overlap their functions, and only Mbeumo can take into account the present and the future.

Manchester United cannot make "Anthony's mistakes". Buying superstars may drag down the finances, and only pragmatic choices can rebuild glory. Mbeumo's joining will activate the entire team. His breakthrough can create space for Luke Shaw and increase Manchester United's cross-scoring rate by only 8%. This signing is not a gambling, but a precise layout. The revival of the Red Devil requires wisdom, not blindly spending money. How to spend a budget of 120 million pounds? The answer may be in that most inconspicuous name.