Manchester United’s summer rebuild is beginning to take shape, with the club now focusing on adding genuine width and pace to their attack ahead of next season.

Reports indicate United are monitoring two exciting wide talents, Yan Diomande and Iliman Ndiaye, as part of plans to refresh the frontline and improve balance in the final third.

The priority appears clear—bring in a natural winger who can stay wide, stretch opposition backlines, beat defenders in one-on-one situations, and create more space for teammates. It is an area where United have often looked short this season.

Diomande is viewed as a player with huge potential, blessed with pace and directness, while Ndiaye offers creativity, flair, and a proven ability to cause problems in attack. They bring different qualities, but both could provide the spark United have been missing on the flanks.

It also shows the club’s recruitment strategy is becoming more targeted. Rather than signing players for reputation alone, the focus seems to be on solving tactical weaknesses with the right profiles.

With changes expected this summer, there is growing belief that a fresh direction is emerging at Old Trafford. Supporters will hope these moves are the start of a stronger new era for Manchester United.

Two dangerous options, one clear objective—bring speed, width, and excitement back to the wings.