Hoylen s declaration of staying in the team: Manchester United stop looking for a stand-in for me

August 1, Manchester United once again pointed the forward signings at RB Leipzig's Slovenian striker Benjamin Scheshko, but the Daily Telegraph pointed out that this operation is puzzling: there is already a rising Hoylen in the Red Devils who is the same age as Scheshko, worth 72 million pounds. Facing Bournemouth in the preseason, the Danes took the lead in the dive header, and after the game, it was even more rare to find the media to speak out: "No one told me the club's plan, I only know that I want to stay and make a name for myself." Hoylen emphasized that competition will only make him stronger, "I am ready. No matter who comes, I will stay and fight." Coach Amorin also publicly affirmed his progress, "The team is better because of his improvement." The Telegraph believes that Manchester United had considered Watkins this summer, but now turned to Sheshko, but ignores Hoylen's recovery in the preseason form. If he rents or sells it out at this time, it will not only cause repeated investment in frontline resources, but may also undermine players' confidence. Although Xie Shiko has great potential, he lacks experience in the Premier League and is on par with Hoylen's net worth, and his operational risks are not small. Hoylen used his goal and words to send a signal to management: Give me another year and I will prove the value of £72 million. If Manchester United insists on introducing replacements of the same age at this time, it may repeat the script of "demolition of the east wall and repairing the west wall".