Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho is reportedly ready to revive his interest in French forward, Antoinne Greizmann with summer signing Romelu Lukaku and veteran striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic both out injured.
The Frenchman was a primary target for the Red Devils last summer but a deal failed to materialized with the striker deciding to stay at the Wanda Metropolitano due to the transfer ban placed on the Los Rojiblancos by world football governing body Fifa last summer.
However, with the Los Rojiblancos able to sign and register players in the winter transfer window the Frenchman is free to leave this month with the club having secured the signing of former striker, Diego Costa and Vitolo from Chelsea and Sevilla in the summer respectively.
Reports from English outlet the Dailystar understands the Special One is ready to go all out and rival Catalan giants, Barcelona for the signature of the French forward with Barcelona now strong favorites to secure his services this month.
With Jose Mourinho keen to bolster his attacking options in the January transfer window after falling behind in the title race and untimely injuries to both Zlatan and Lukaku, the Portuguese tactician is reportedly ready to make the former Real Sociedad striker the highest paid at Old Trafford with a mammoth weekly wage of £300,000 per week.
The Special One interest in the forward makes perfect sense as he has grown into one of the deadliest strikers in Europe since his €30 million move from Real Sociedad to Atletico Madrid in the summer of 2014.
He is often deployed as a striker but can also play as a winger or an attacking midfielder and he has featured in 20 games for the Los Rojiblancos across all competitions scoring 7 goals and providing 5 assists.
The 26-year- old is known for his pace, versatility, finishing, passing, link-up play, creativity, long balls and also a dead ball specialist.
With the level of consistency and class he has showed over the past few years he would be a fantastic addition to the Red Devils and would add the needed bite into a lethargic and profligate Manchester United attack.