Arsenal legend Ian Wright believes Manchester United should continue to prioritise a move for Jadon Sancho.

The Red Devils have a longstanding interest in the English winger, and tried to sign him last summer.

United and other clubs are being linked with moves for Borussia Dortmund striker and Sancho's teammate Erling Haaland.

However, Wright thinks Sancho should be United's main priority, even if they sign Haaland.

"I'd still try and get Sancho as well to go with him," Wright said, per the Manchester Evening News.

"I envisage that if you can have a Man United side that had Pogba, Fernandes, Haaland and Sancho… you know what I mean?

"Then you start to feel that somewhere along the line you're going to get some creativity there.

"My problem with Man United when I watch them is that they don't keep the ball well enough in that last third where the creativity is needed to open a West Ham up, move defenders around, a link man like the forward who can hold it, keep it there on the edge of the box, play it around to someone like Fernandes who can slip it into little spaces.

"Then all of a sudden you can counter attack or you can play through them. That's what they need, any of those two.

"I don't think Sancho is something that they should just give up on because he's creative as well, he goes past people."