Kai Havertz form at Arsenal could make Manchester United repeat emergency January transfer plan
Manchester United's lack of goals from their attacking players could force them to spend in the January transfer window.
The Premier League giants sit sixth in the table but their position does not truly reflect their overall performances this season.
Man United's results across all competitions have been wildly inconsistent, with Erik ten Hag's position as manager questioned on numerous occasions.
One of their biggest problems is in the attack, with a noticeable lack of goals coming from some of their big-money signings.
Rasmus Hojlund, who joined in the summer in a £72million deal, is yet to score in the Premier League for United as well as Antony, who joined last year in an £82million move.
Marcus Rashford is their best scoring forward with two league goals, and Alejandro Garnacho and Anthony Martial have one each.
Man United's top Premier League goalscorer this season is midfielder Scott McTominay with five, while Bruno Fernandes has three.
United will be hoping the January transfer window allows them to change their fortunes going forward, but previous acquisitions at the beginning of the year have failed to make a real impression.
Martial is expected to leave Old Trafford as he has just six months left on his deal, and his departure would make Hojlund their only centre-forward, so they may have to repeat an emergency signing.
And the Red Devils will be hoping any new players will prove more successful than past deals.
Cristiano Ronaldo's dramatic exit last November saw United welcome Wout Weghorst on loan from Burnley as attacking cover in January, but he failed to score in his 17 Premier League appearances.
The Dutchman did net in the Europa League and Carabao Cup, but two goals across 31 appearances suggests it was a
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