Former Manchester United striker Louis Saha identified a top signing for the Red Devils

Manchester United former striker Louis Saha turned into fashion among the fans of the Red Devils, who commented on the social media the last revelation made by the French retired player, agreeing with him in his insistence of signing a top scorer for the Mancunian institution during the January transfer window.

In this sense, it would be worth mentioning that Saha, who played for the Red Devils from 2004 to 2008 after joining the club from Fulham for €17.5 million, scored 42 goals in 124 appearances with the Mancunian team under Sir Alex Ferguson’s management, having given 17 assists in more than seven thousand minutes played in all competitions.

For that reason, Saha, placed among Manchester United’s 50 top scorers in history, identified a solution to solve the lack of goal experienced by Erik Ten Hag’s squad, whose lack of effectiveness to score goals has been pointed as one of the main reasons for United’s poor results this season.

Saha claimed for a Ballon d’Or player to be signed

In an interview with the British media, Saha claimed that Manchester United’s board should sign his compatriot Karim Benzema to shake up the team’s frontline, remembering that the French superstar is currently at the Saudi Pro League and his transfer to the European football would require a great club to arrive, which the Mancunian team could undoubtedly offer him.