Manchester United are making plans for the summer transfer window, and their latest move has hinted at their plans for a big-money signing.
The Red Devils are expected to try and sign a new centre-forward in order to bolster Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's squad for a Premier League title challenge next year.
United have been linked with both Harry Kane and Erling Haaland, and are expected to splash the cash in order to bring in a world-class striker.
However, it now seems they may wait a year before doing so, with reports suggesting they are set to hand Edinson Cavani a bumper new contract.
The Uruguayan has been impressive since he joined on a free last summer, and has been in lengthy discussions with the club over a new contract.
United want to keep him, as does Solskjaer, but the striker's agent has declared he wants to join Boca Juniors.
Now, however, United are set to offer him a new contract worth £250,000 per-week, claims The Sun.
Cavani currently earns a £200,000 weekly wage, and will receive a wage increase in order to stay.
That approach indicates that United aren't willing to go all-out for a new striker this summer, and will instead wait a year.
Haaland has a release clause active in his contract from the 2022 summer transfer window.
He'll likely cost upwards of £130million this year, and Tottenham are adamant that they won't let Kane leave for a domestic rival.
But now, it seems likely they could rely on their current options for another year before moving for Haaland next year, when his release clause will be just £68m.
Dortmund are still adamant that they won't let the Norwegian wonderkid go this year, despite a likely bidding war between Real Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City.
