Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has directed publicly to the ongoing struggles of the Rasmus Hojlund striker.
The international attacker of Denmark has only scored three goals in 28 appearances in the Premier League this season.
The United has been linked to a new striker movement due to the disappointing Hojlund performances this season.
Hojlund, who joined United from Atalanta for £ 72 million, has faced criticism for his limited return this season.
He was poor again for the Red Devils in his last defeat at the Premier League, who went out against the wolves.
Hojlund lost several crucial opportunities and Amorim believes that the attacker gets worse for himself.
Amorim told journalists, through Goal:
“A striker needs to set goals … so we try to help him and he is trying very hard and he wants things to be so bad that he worsens. He created a situation against Wolverhampton and is improving small things. The goal will come.”
Man United will keep Rasmus Hojlund?
The manager’s comments occur in the middle of a difficult season for Man United, which is currently 14th in the premier League standings.
Despite the team’s struggles, Amorim is still entrusted with the potential of Hojlund and is committed to helping him to recover the shape.
It is left to see how long he will be patient with the club with Hojlund and if he would be at the club next season when the United is currently looking for more than one attacker on the market.
Star of the wolves Matheus Cunha has become the main goal of the club At the moment and they are planning to complete their signature next month.
The Ipswich Town attacker, Liam Delap, who scored 12 goals from the Premier League this season, so is Among the players go the red devils This summer.
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