Manchester United is gearing up strongly for the upcoming summer transfer window, as press reports have revealed that the club is planning a significant spending strategy to strengthen its squad, especially after securing qualification for the UEFA Champions League next season, according to the Manchester Evening News.

The United management is primarily focused on rebuilding the midfield, with the possibility of signing three new players to replace the duo Casemiro and Manuel Ugarte.

Elliot Anderson is considered the club's top target, although Manchester City seems to be the frontrunner for his services, amidst strong competition from other clubs, according to the same source.

The club is also considering several alternatives in the midfield, including names like Adam Wharton, Alex Scott, Aurélien Tchouaméni, Carlos Baleba, Sandro Tonali, and Shea Charles, in a long list that reflects the expected scale of change within the team.

In the attack department, Harry Kane's name is still strongly proposed within the club, while Marcus Rashford has been linked with interest from Arsenal, amidst uncertainty about his future with Manchester United, while other attacking options remain on the table such as Rafael Leão.