Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is confident Manchester United have enough of a goalscoring threat to offset the departure of Romelu Lukaku.
Lukaku, 26, joined Inter Milan in a £73.7million move on Thursday, having netted 42 goals during his two seasons with United and was their highest attacking scorer last term with 15.
Solskjaer has nine forwards to select from in Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford, Jesse Lingard, Daniel James, Alexis Sanchez, Juan Mata, Mason Greenwood, Tahith Chong and Angel Gomes. Martial and Rashford tallied 10 Premier League goals each last term but Sanchez managed only one.
Teenage trio Chong, Gomes and Greenwood have one competitive start between them and James, 21, has never played in the Premier League. Solskjaer stressed last month United had to replace any players that would be sold yet has challenged his new front four to step up.
"Of course Rom has a good record and good stats," Solskjaer said. "He's one of the top number nines around when you want to play with that kind of striker, and he is that target man.
"For me I'm very confident that we'll get goals from Martial, Rashford. Dan James will come in and create, Jesse Lingard will get more, I’m sure. We do have a different attacking set up this season."
Martial's best goalscoring season for United was in 2015-16 when he top scored with 17. Rashford has claimed 13 in the last two seasons and Lingard was joint-second top scorer with 13 in 2017-18.
Mata managed six last term but has never broken double-figures in the league during his United career.
