According to Sky Sports, former Manchester United forward and current Trinidad and Tobago head coach, Dwight Yorke has suggested that his former club should target Crystal Palace's in-form duo Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise in the upcoming summer transfer window.
Yorke, known for his keen eye for talent, believes both players possess exceptional potential and could significantly strengthen United's squad.
Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise have been standout performers for Crystal Palace, attracting attention from several top Premier League clubs due to their impressive displays.
Yorke, advocating for their acquisition, emphasized their quality and potential, urging Manchester United to make a decisive move for the pair.
Yorke's recommendation underscores the growing reputation of Eze and Olise within English football circles.
The former United striker suggested a substantial investment, proposing an offer of around £80 million for both players—a sum that reflects their perceived value and the competitive market for emerging talents.
Should Manchester United heed Yorke's advice, securing Eze and Olise could prove pivotal in bolstering the club's midfield creativity and attacking options for future campaigns.