Manchester United are reportedly considering a summer move for Eintracht Frankfurt forward Sebastien Haller.
The future of Romelu Lukaku is up in the air with Inter Milan strongly linked with the Belgium international, who managed just 15 goals during his second season with the Red Devils.
According to ESPN, United will move for a new striker if Lukaku departs, and Haller - scouted by the 20-time English champions this term - has emerged as a potential target for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
The 24-year-old, who joined Frankfurt from FC Utrecht in 2017, scored 20 times and contributed 12 assists in 41 appearances for his German club during the 2018-19 campaign.
Haller netted 13 times in 20 appearances for France's Under-21 side but has not yet represented the senior team.
United, meanwhile, also continue to be linked with a swoop for Sporting Lisbon attacker Bruno Fernandes as Solskjaer looks to rebuild the squad this summer.
Matt Law
