Former midfielder urges Manchester United to sign Erling Haaland over Harry Kane

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes accepts that the Red Devils ought to focus on a move for Erling Braut Haaland over Harry Kane this summer.

Manchester United boss, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has refused to make comment on reports connecting him with the young prolific goal scorer Haaland, but should Edinson Cavani leave the club this summer, they are anticipated to seek after another striker ahead of the new season.

Harry Kane’s trophy drought at Tottenham Hotspur could make him leave the club, but Scholes doesn’t imagine that the England skipper is as great a fit for Manchester United as Haaland.

Addressing Webby and O’Neill, Scholes said: Above all else, they need a number nine. I think the forward they have are generally excellent, but are any of them actually a number nine, would they say they are wide players? You can’t bode well out of it, truly.

At the point when Cavani’s played, he’s looked okay, but he’s gotten a couple of injuries. He’s at that age, it was continually going to occur, he was continually going to be bit-part.

They need somebody who is more lasting. I realize Haaland is discussed alot, he will cost a ton of cash. Harry Kane at Spurs, there are rumours that he should leave there.

I think any of them, you take any of them, however I think if I needed to decide, at that point Haaland would be the one. Only for his age, his capacity, the circumstance of his career, he’s played under Ole previously.

I figure it would bode well for everybody to do it, yet there will be different clubs in for him, so it will be troublesome.

I like Kane, I believe he’s splendid. At the point when he originally went onto the scene, I compared him to Ruud (van Nistelrooy), he’s a merciless finisher, eager to score goals. I simply think at the phases of every one’s career, at that point you get more out of Haaland.

Haaland’s representative Mino Raiola and father Alf-Inge Haaland have effectively had conversations with Barcelona and Real Madrid over the Dortmund forward’s future.