Manchester United are weighing up moves for three Serie A safeguards this mid year.
Napoli's Kalidou Koulibaly stays United's No.1 protective focus with the club having a long-standing interest.
Koulibaly is accepted to be available to the switch yet Napoli could request near £80m for the Senegalese focus half.
The Manchester Evening News reports United are proceeding to screen two different protectors who keep on carrying out their specialty in Italy.
Bury's Milan Skriniar is another player who has been on United's radar for quite a while - while the Red Devils are likewise following Joachim Andersen of Sampdoria.Ed Woodward is as of now dealing with plans for the mid year exchange window - regardless of vulnerability over their next perpetual manager.Toby Alderweireld, Harry Maguire and Diego Godin were altogether distinguished by Jose Mourinho yet United neglected to fortify their alternatives.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer conceded as of late that he had some association in recognizing and running the standard over potential targets.
Solskjaer conceded: "I must know the players' potential, how far they are from that and how they can manufacture or modify — and put my perspectives into the club.
"How we need to look in a year or two, what sort of players we need and need.
"It is about what sort of identity to search for. It's tied in with discovering players with the Man United personality and DNA."
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