As soon as MU completed the Bryan Mbeumo's recruitment deal worth £ 71 million, the future of Rasmus Hojlund at Old Trafford was immediately questioned.
Hojlund was a £ 72 million contract of MU two years ago and received many expectations. People even put their faith in him more when the Danish striker was assigned the number 9 shirt. Unfortunately, Hojlund has never met expectations.
Last season, he played 52 times but only scored 10 goals and contributed 4 assists, an unexpected achievement. Currently, the appearance of the duo Matheus Cuha and Bryan Mbeumo made Hojlund's position wobbly.
In the 3-4-3 scheme that Amorim is expected to apply, the only striker will be a direct competition between Hojlund, Joshua Zirkzee or a new striker. Even young striker Chido Obi can be an option if Amorim no longer believes Hojlund and Zirkzee.
Although publicly claiming to stay to prove himself, Hojlund is at risk of being pushed from Old Trafford. Hojlund's destination may be Milan.
According to Sky Sports, Milan soon contacted MU to ask about the ability to recruit Hojlund. Milan is looking for a strong style with a strong play to serve the tactics of coach Max Allegri.
After consideration, they consider Hojlund as an ideal choice. However, high likelihood will be a loan contract with the option to buy break at the end of the season. This can help Hojlund to regain form, and also bring the necessary addition to Milan's attack.
If this deal takes place, Hojlund will become the first “victim” in the attack revolution that Amorim is conducting at MU.