Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster has recommended that the club pursue Robert Lewandowski in the upcoming summer transfer window, suggesting a one-year contract similar to past signings like Edinson Cavani.Lewandowski, 37, will be leaving Barcelona on a free transfer after scoring 120 goals in 193 appearances since joining from Bayern Munich in 2022.

Foster emphasized that signing an experienced striker could set a professional example for younger players while strengthening United's attacking options.

Manchester United are also reportedly close to acquiring Atalanta midfielder Ederson, with midfield reinforcements and defensive upgrades also considered priorities.Other transfer targets mentioned include Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali and West Ham's Mateus Fernandez.

Foster believes that bringing in three to five key players, including a top striker, quality midfielders, and defenders, will help Manchester United challenge effectively in the next season, especially with Champions League football returning.The club has a history of signing big-name players on short-term contracts, which can provide immediate impact without long-term financial risk.