According to The Sun, Manchester United is showing interest in Aleksandar Mitrovic as a potential transfer target. The club is considering a surprising move for Mitrovic after missing out on Liam Delap. Since joining Al-Hilal in a £50 million transfer two years ago, Mitrovic, formerly of Fulham, has scored 68 goals in 79 appearances. It is believed that he is willing to accept a reduction in his £400,000-a-week salary in Saudi Arabia. Manchester United is contemplating this acquisition due to their disappointing performance in the 2024-25 season, during which they scored only 44 Premier League goals. Mitrovic is regarded as a possible improvement and a cost-effective option at approximately £40 million. Although he is not considered the 'dream target' for United, Mitrovic is a feasible choice given his Premier League experience with Fulham and Newcastle. One of his most notable moments in England was when he shoved referee Chris Kavanagh, resulting in an eight-match suspension. However, with Al-Hilal needing to sell players before acquiring new ones like Victor Osimhen and Cristiano Ronaldo, Mitrovic might be on the move, making him an appealing option for United as well as Premier League competitors West Ham and Everton, who are also monitoring his situation.