I agree with you because Mason Greenwood has good capacity when playing and maybe Manchester United needs to give him another chance.
The more front players it will be, the easier it will be for Erik Ten Hak to make substitutions so that the players' motivation to be consistent will be boosted because there are other players who will take their place if they don't play consistently.
The performance of Jadon Sancho and Mason Greenwood is different, I like Mason Greenwood more than Jadon Sancho because he is a hard worker on the pitch.
Manchester United needs players who are willing to work together and are not selfish because this season we can see how Erik Ten Hak's men are more selfish and do not want to show teamwork.
Rather than spend outrageous fees on a new striker which they the management of Manchester United gas plans for, I'd rather them to settle with Mason Greenwood who will be a good option for the club over splashing that fee for Sesko, Ivan Toney and whoever they have in mind.
First they haven't even settled the case of the coach ahead of the new season, they have to focus on that and give a final decision for the manager to know his place. Is this the same strategy done to David De Gea last season? Mason Greenwood if not for the scandal last season should have scored a lot of goals, he was already beginning to understand and have a good bond with Bruno Fernandez.
When you want to talk about being selfish, I can only remember name Marcus Rashford, he was just too selfish, didn't know when dribble and make passes, I hope he gets his head in the game otherwise, he'll leave the club and they'll not miss him.
If Manchester United is targeting good results next season then it is appropriate for them to look for the right striker. The Premier League always produces tight and tough matches, therefore bringing in a world-class striker is a must and there is no time for United to experiment. Greenwood is also good but he doesn't have the capacity to make United's attack line sharp.
The club board should be able to move quickly to determine targets for next season. The manager is the main figure who must be improved immediately, it is time for Erik Ten Hag to leave because he has failed to restore the club's glory. I really doubt its capacity will impact the players' performance on the field.