Amorin Lenn ordered Hoylund to leave Manchester United! Even the substitute is no longer in his place, and may be rented out for Inter Milan

Hoylund's "children's dream" is becoming a nightmare, and his career at Old Trafford has not developed as expected. Now, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorin has asked the club to sell him, and the 22-year-old Denmark international is not in the forward plan next season. In his first season with £72 million in joining Manchester United, Hoylund scored 10 goals in 30 Premier League games and 5 goals in 6 Champions League games. It is not particularly outstanding, but it is still qualified. However, his performance level was "halved" in the second season, with only 4 goals in the Premier League, less than half of last year. He scored 6 goals in the Europa League, maintaining his normal performance in the European Cup.

However, these data seem to fully reflect the fact that Hoylund is not adapted to English football. Manchester United urgently needs to increase the number of goals in the league. What is unfavorable to the Danes is that the Red Devils will directly lose their European qualifications next season and can only play in domestic games.

New Agent Cunha scored 15 goals in the Premier League, with a fraction of the slightest score than Hoylund. In fact, his goals in one season have exceeded the "cargo ship" for two years! Another Mbemo, who scored 20 goals in 38 Premier League games, is also approaching to joining.

To complete the reconstruction, Amorin wants a new center, but Cunya and Mbemo may have to spend £120 million in transfer fees, plus a salary of more than £400,000 a week. Therefore, Manchester United needs to clean up existing redundant staff, and Hoylund is one of them.

Although Hoylund himself does not want to leave, he is different from Garnacho, in Amorin's eyes, both of them are candidates that the team no longer needs. It is reported that Amorin made it clear that Hoylund is not in his plan for next season and he hopes to buy a new No. 9 and let Zilkize serve as the substitute center. In addition, Cunya and Mbemo both have the ability to play in the middle.

Hoilend's fate of being forced to leave seems to be a foregone conclusion, with both Serie A title and runner-up Naples and Inter Milan being associated with him, and he may now need to seriously consider his choice. Among them, Inter Milan seems to be most interested in him.

While Manchester United prefers to sell Hoylund permanently, its performance last season means other clubs may be reluctant to offer high transfer fees. Therefore, Hoylund may be allowed to leave in the form of rent-first and then sell, but must assume the obligation to purchase. If Hoylund can re-sell good performance in Europe, his value may be increased again, allowing Manchester United to avoid losing too much.

After Liam Drapp joins Chelsea, Manchester United's new center transfer is in fog, and people don't know who the club will buy next. So rumors of big-name shooters such as Dzekelish and Osmaine reappeared, although everyone knew that their hopes of choosing Old Trafford were slim. What's even more outrageous is that even Chelsea's Jacquesson had "scandals" with the Red Devils.

There are many more forwards added to the roster, with Paris Saint-Germain's Gonzalo Ramos being one of them, and United allegedly already in contact with his agent. Ramos, 23, scored 18 goals and had 6 assists this season. He is one of the heroes of the Paris Saint-Germain Triple Champions League, but he is no longer the absolute main force. Luis Enrique, who likes the tactics without strikers, is willing to sell him, and Juventus in Serie A is said to be interested. Paris Saint-Germain hopes that Ramos can sell for £50 million.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandez may support this deal, he asserted two years ago: "Gonzalo (Ramos) has all the conditions to play in the Premier League. He plays very strongly, presses actively, and is efficient in the penalty area. He is physically strong and young, and will get better and better. If he continues to work as hard as before, I think he has the potential to be one of the best strikers in the world, but he still needs to go to a more competitive league to prove it."

BF added: "In the Premier League, the best players always play, whether Gonzalo or others. I think he has all the qualities to play in the Premier League, and when I say that, including Manchester United, of course, I don't have the sporting director yet. If it were me, I would choose to buy him."