Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 08:22:26 AM

Quote from: naira on February 24, 2024, 01:46:24 PM

Just an estimate but I think hopefully it won't be that long. Hojlund has been key for Manchester United this season, he has found his game up front. Therefore, it would be a shame if he was absent for too long, Erik Ten Hag has also put his trust in him. Maybe the only option is to keep Rashford as a striker again, but we know that his level of consistency in scoring goals is very low.

Rashford is indeed not productive when it comes to scoring anymore. Sad

He was horrible in this game as well. He has scored only 5 goals in the league so far which is like the total opposite of his previous season performance. His contribution is always very valuable for Manchester United. When he has a solid season we see the team being more competitive too.

While he was like this and in Hojlund's absence Garnacho had a bigger responsibility. But I'm afraid he couldn't also make any score or assist contribution against Fulham. This was like the worst case scenario for the Red Devils just before the Manchester City game.

He has been nothing but below good this season for Manchester United, is this how he wants to make the English national team for the Euro's?
He's been a big joke for Manchester United. I'd love Erik Ten Hag to drop him, he lacks Competition so he thinks he can just do whatever he likes and get away with it.

I'm already sick and tired of talking about Manchester United, they should fight and make sure they qualify for the Champions League. Anyways, the new owners have them plans and would take decisions better next season.

On the right wing, Garnacho has been a better option for Manchester United this season. Rashford has also failed to create chances for his teammates since he's got difficulties with goalscoring.