Manchester United almost made a meal of their Premier League opener against Wolverhampton Wanderers but hung on to claim all three points in the end.
The match was surely an eye-opener for manager Erik ten Hag who saw Casemiro struggle to deal with numerous Wolves counter-attacks with both Mason Mount and Bruno Fernandes caught high up the pitch.
There was simply no communication between the trio and at times, the Brazilian was fighting a losing battle against pacey Wolves forwards.
Man United need to bring in someone to help Casemiro
It is clear to see that the former Real Madrid star needs help alongside him and United simply cannot adopt such an approach in the big games coming up against Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal.
Man United has been strongly linked with a bid for Sofyan Amrabat of Fiorentina, and latest rumours indicate that a trade may be taking place very soon.
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Another player whose name has recently gained recognition is Amadou Onana of Everton. The Peoples Person claims that United had made their first approach for the Belgian.
According to Liverpool Echo, Man United will have to spend a lot of money to acquire the 21-year-old this summer because Everton value their player better than Southampton’s asking price for Romeo Lavia.
The report also claims United are yet to open discussions with the Toffees who feel Onana can even surpass the levels of Moises Caicedo, who recently broke the British record transfer when he joined Chelsea for a reported £115 million.
“The ECHO understands that, contrary to some reports, Everton have not had an enquiry over the past few days from Manchester United about the player (Onana) who turns 22 tomorrow but the Old Trafford outfit maintain a longstanding interest in him.
Man United will need to break the bank for Amadou Onana
“Everton are under no pressure to sell players – as manager Sean Dyche stated last week – and Goodison Park chiefs value Onana higher than compatriot Romeo Lavia who is set to move from Southampton to Chelsea for £60 million.”
“Everton believe there is still plenty of development in the prospect they snapped up from Lille for £33.5million last summer and believe that over time, he can become as good as – or even better – than Moises Caicedo.”
Onana, a Belgian international, was one of the club’s best players in spite of the team’s generally miserable season. Last summer, Onana joined the Merseyside team.
Despite interest in his skills, Amrabat is a far less expensive option, thus a move this summer is unlikely because of his asking price.