Manchester United could move for Gianluca Scamacca

Paris
Saint-Germain
and
West
Ham
United
have
been
the
two
teams
linked
strongly
with
the
Serie
A
hitman
but
they
both
seemed
to
have
opted
for
alternatives.
PSG
have
already
signed
wonderkid
Hugo
Ekitike
while
the
Hammers
are
also
thought
to
be
closing
in
on
a
deal
to
land
Armando
Broja
from
Chelsea.
This
could
mean
that
the
Red
Devils
could
have
a
free
run
to
solve
their
striker
problems
with
Scamacca.

Cristiano
Ronaldo
was
the
biggest
threat
for
the
Red
Devils
last
season
up
front
having
scored
24
goals
in
38
games
across
all
competitions
but
the
Portuguese
international
seems
to
be
keen
on
a
move
away
from
Old
Trafford
as
he
seeks
to
play
in
the
Champions
League.
Scamacca
could
prove
to
be
a
solid
replacement
for
the
five-time
Ballon
d’Or
winner
if
the
Portuguese
superstar
manages
to
find
an
exit
route
from
the
club.

Scamacca
has
been
somewhat
of
a
late-bloomer
so
far
but
his
rise
has
been
rapid
over
the
last
season.
The
23-year-old
has
been
formerly
on
the
books
of
clubs
like
Lazio,
Roma,
and
PSV
where
he
was
pretty
average
before
Sassuolo
snapped
him
up.

After
four
up
and
down
loan
spells
with
Cremonese,
PEC
Zwolle,
Ascoli,
and
finally
Genoa,
he
finally
had
his
breakthrough
season
for
Sassuolo
last
time
out
and
established
himself
among
the
most
exciting
young
attackers
on
the
planet.

Scamacca
scored
16
goals
in
38
games
for
Sassuolo
last
season
ranking
sixth
in
Serie
A’s
top
scorer
charts.
His
goalscoring
figures
might
not
look
too
exciting
but
his
overall
style
of
play
will
be
a
solid
fit
in
Erik
ten
Hag’s
system.

He
is
blessed
with
a
massive
frame
of
6’5
from
which
it
is
quite
evident
that
he
can
offer
plenty
of
physical
and
aerial
presence
but
he
is
also
quite
excellent
on
the
ball
for
a
player
of
his
size.
Scamacca’s
ability
on
the
ball
is
what
makes
him
one
of
the
most
coveted
attackers
in
world
football.

The
Italian
international
could
be
the
perfect
striker
to
bring
the
most
out
of
Manchester
United
forwards
like
Jadon
Sancho,
Marcus
Rashford,
and
others.
Bruno
Fernandes
will
also
get
the
freedom
to
burst
forward
whenever
possible
if
a
player
like
Scamacca
spearheads
the
Red
Devils’ attack.

Erik
ten
Hag
knows
how
to
get
the
most
out
of
his
attackers
which
he
showed
at
Ajax
with
Sebastian
Haller
and
Scamacca
has
what
it
takes
to
be
the
next.