According to The Sun, Manchester United have joined Tottenham Hotspur in the race to sign FCSB star Dennis Man.
Man has impressed in the Romanian top flight, having scored six goals in 16 matches and could attract a bidding war next year.
Manchester United United are keen to add up to their attacking options, but is Dennis Man the right fit for the club?
Dennis Man: Player profile
One of the most highly rated attackers at FCSB, formerly known for Steaua Bucharest, Man has flourished in the Romanian top flight since making his initial breakthrough during the backend of the 2016/17 campaign.
In fact, the young attacker has netted an impressive 20 goals in just 78 matches whilst also picking up a respectable 12 assists.
A right-winger, Man can provide additional flair in the final third using his direct runs. He is always on the lookout for that elusive run to carve out the opposing defence and is also very agile as well.
Much like Marco Reus, the 20-year-old is a proactive attacker, who works hard to find open spaces in the final third, where his excellent vision allows him to craft chances for his team. He likes to take on defenders as well, which, in turn, draws a lot of fouls in and around the penalty area.
However, he certainly needs to improve on his shooting prowess, despite boasting a healthy scoring tally and his lack of physical traits can always be a problem in the Premier League.
Should Manchester United pursue Dennis Man?
Dennis Man is unlikely to be given regular chances in the first team anytime soon, but the Romanian starlet has shown incredible potential in recent years, which makes him an appealing target for the Red Devils nonetheless.
His charismatic and fluid gameplay in the final third is definitely impressive while Man’s ability to find key passes could potentially make him the next big thing in Romanian football.
For now, though, Man still has a lot to improve in regards to his overall game, including his shooting prowess as well as composure in the final third. However, at the tender age of just 20, it can be assumed that the FCSB star will only grow with time.
But, that can prove to be quite difficult if he fails to get regular playing time at such an important part of his career and thus, staying in Romania could be the right option for the 20-year-old.
