But in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with Man United adding a new striker, with a busy schedule next season, relying on several strikers alone is not enough to show consistency in scoring goals. Isn't having other options more flexible for Erik Ten Hag to rotate players? At least they can share a place when the core strike is injured. If you saw the formation last season when Rashford, Garnacho, and Martial were in one game? now the results are not too promising, while the big match awaits in the Champions League, the challenges and opponents faced are different from the English Premier League clubs.
That's right. It's true what I mean is that Erik ten Hag needs to add an attacker. First, because of the tight schedule of matches. Second, what Manchester United lacked last season was on the front lines. Relying on Weghorst didn't work for Erik ten Hag to increase Manchester United's goal productivity. Martial is injured and Sancho is inconsistent. After all, Sancho is not a player who plays as an attacker. Having looked good, Rashford eventually also decreased in performance.
This is why I really want Manchester United to get serious about getting Rasmus Hojlund.