Manchester United explore move for Guinea and Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy

Manchester United are reportedly exploring the possibility of signing Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy as part of plans to strengthen and overhaul their attacking options.

According to reports, the Red Devils have turned their attention towards the 30-year-old Guinea international after making strategic decisions regarding their pursuit of Benjamin Sesko.

Manchester United are understood to be searching for an experienced and proven goalscorer who can make an immediate impact as they compete across the Premier League and European competitions.

Guirassy’s continued goalscoring form has reportedly caught the attention of United’s recruitment team, with the Dortmund forward maintaining his reputation as one of the most reliable finishers in European football.

The Guinea international has made an impressive start to the current campaign, scoring four goals and providing two assists in six appearances across competitions.

His positional awareness, physical strength and clinical finishing are among the qualities that have made him an attractive option for clubs looking to strengthen their attack.

Guirassy previously enjoyed a prolific spell with Stuttgart before moving to Borussia Dortmund, where he has continued to deliver consistently in front of goal.

His performances in both the Bundesliga and UEFA Champions League have further enhanced his profile, with United’s scouts reportedly keeping a close watch on his situation.

The potential move would form part of a wider effort by Manchester United to reshape their attacking department and add greater goalscoring consistency to the squad.

While Guirassy is not currently confirmed as a Manchester United transfer target for January, reports indicate that the club’s recruitment team is monitoring his performances and situation closely as they assess their options.

With the striker continuing to produce goals at Dortmund, his future could become an important storyline in the upcoming transfer window.