With less than a month of the summer transfer window remaining, we have taken a look at five potential players Manchester United could bring to Old Trafford.
Head coach Michael Carrick has been entrusted to take the club forward, signing a deal through to 2028 in May this year after impressing during his interim spell in charge.
The former England international has added three new faces to his squad, with Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans bolstering the midfield and Karl Darlow brought in as goalkeeper cover.
A busy end to the window is expected for United, who are likely to sanction a number of exits, and we have picked out five players who could end up at the Theatre of Dreams.
Lewis Hall
Left-back is an area United are keen to strengthen and recent reports claim they are exploring a deal for Newcastle United's Lewis Hall, who could be the latest star to exit St James' Park.
The 21-year-old, who is tied to the Magpies until 2029, was one of the best players in a Black and White shirt last season and was unfortunate not to make England's World Cup squad.
Hall's defensive and attacking ability make him a standout selection for the Red Devils, who are claimed to have internally approved a move for the defender with reports a £60million bid is set to be lodged.
Myles Lewis-Skelly
Should a deal for Hall become too expensive, then there are rumours the English giants will turn their attention to Arsenal left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly, who can also operate in midfield.
With the Gunners eyeing big-money moves for Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes and Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior, the Premier League champions could be forced to sanction an exit to help balance the books.
Lewis-Skelly is still seen as an important part of Arsenal's plans, but if they were to receive a bid in the region of £45-50m, then they could be tempted into selling the English youngster.
Alex Scott
It is understood that Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott turned down a new contract this summer, fuelling speculation that he will be departing the Vitality Stadium for pastures new.
Arsenal and Chelsea have been credited with an interest, along with the Red Devils, who have been big admirers of a player affectionately known as 'The Guernsey Grealish'.
Scott's composure on the ball, dribbling ability and precision passing have seen him emerge as one of the hottest properties this summer, although Bournemouth are adamant the Englishman, whose current deal expires in June 2028, will be staying at the club this season.
Aurelien Tchouameni
A marquee arrival in Manchester this summer could be Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni, who will reportedly be allowed to leave the Santiago Bernabeu should a suitable offer come in and Los Blancos bring in a replacement.
It is thought Madrid are pressing ahead in their pursuit of Manchester City and Spain international Rodri, who could be ready for a new challenge following the departure of manager Pep Guardiola from the Etihad Stadium.
Should that deal go through, then the chances of Tchouameni leaving are expected to increase and an offer of around £70m may be enough to get the ball rolling.
Francisco Conceicao
Portugal international Francisco Conceicao is another player who has been linked with a switch to Old Trafford and the chances of a deal going through look to have increased following Kerim Alajbegovic's move to Juventus.
The Old Lady are reportedly willing to let the 23-year-old winger depart, if they receive somewhere in the region of £40m.
However, United are not alone in their interest in Conceicao, with Liverpool also believed to be keeping tabs on a player who made 42 appearances for Juve last season.
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