73.9 million European center forward becomes the worst reinforcement in Manchester United history? Hojlen has scored 8 goals in 42 games this season

In the first leg of the Europa League quarter-finals, Manchester United was drawn 2-2 away by Lyon. In this game, Danish center forward Hojlen started the game for 63 minutes, and once again missed a good opportunity and played a disaster. In this regard, fans are hotly discussed, Hojlen is the worst signing in the history of Manchester United, there is no one, what do you think?

Hojlen came out of the Copenhagen academy, the player transferred to Graz Storm in the winter window of 2022 with a transfer fee of 1.95 million euros, and half a year later, the player landed in the five major leagues in the summer window of 2022 with a transfer fee of 20 million euros to join Atalanta in Serie A, but only played 1 season in Serie A, 9 goals and 2 assists in 32 league games, such ordinary data, Manchester United actually chose to introduce it in the summer window of 2023 with a total price of 85 million euros, and has paid 73.9 million euros so far, The remaining floating parts are also difficult to activate.

The 22-year-old Hojlen, 1.91m tall and left-footed centre-forward, has a contract with Manchester United until 2026 and is valued at €45 million in Germany. Hojlen has made 42 appearances for United in all competitions so far this season, 29 of them starts, scoring just eight goals and providing three assists, including:3 goals and 0 assists in 26 Premier League games, the data is even more miserable.

A center forward like Hojlen has no skills at his feet, will not break through and advance with the ball, will not carry the ball with his back, and will not run away, Manchester United chose to sign for a total of 85 million euros, which is really an incredible deal. Now it is difficult for Manchester United to cash out Hojlen, because the data is bleak, the state is sluggish, Hojlen is basically uncared for, and Manchester United must play a fracture if they want to cash out this summer.