Former Man United striker Dwight Yorke believes strengthening at centre-back should be the Reds' leading priority ahead of this summer's transfer window.
However, Yorke still wants the club to sign an attacker in the mould of Tottenham Hotspur's Son Heung-Min.
Yorke told Gambling Zone: "I would sign a central defender for sure but I couldn't name one right now.
"I think we need a No 9, somebody up there with a little bit more Premier League experience and a good player like Son [Heung-min] for me would be brilliant.
"He's not like Harry Kane but he's still got energy and brings so many goals, so someone like him would attract me very much to go and get.
"These clubs are all competing and to get those kinds of players will be difficult, especially if United don’t get the Champions League next season."
While the prospect of adding a striker is exciting, Rasmus Hojlund is gradually finding his feet. The young forward has 11 goals and two assists so far.
