Times: Manchester United price Hoylen 30 million pounds, but the players are determined to stay in the team to compete for positions

August 3 According to the Times, Manchester United is preparing to sell Hoylen for a transfer fee of 30 million pounds, but the Danish striker is determined to stay in the team to compete for the position.

Two years ago, Hoylen joined Manchester United for a high price of £72 million, but the 22-year-old striker failed to realize his potential. Due to poor performance last season, Hoylen faces tremendous pressure in the new season. United are seeking to introduce new strikers, who have negotiated with Leipzig on a transfer for Cesco, which is also Newcastle's target for signings. In addition, Villa's Watkins is also on Manchester United's signing list.

Hoylen scored twice in Chicago's match against Bournemouth last week and took the initiative to explain to the media the dilemma of last season and why he thinks he can succeed in the new season. However, Manchester United has opened the door for his departure, and the club is willing to sell the Danish striker if a suitable offer comes in.

Manchester United internal sources said they do not need to raise funds by selling players to bring in, meaning that Hoylen may remain on the team even if Sesco or other forwards join, but his position will be at risk. Ideally, the club hopes to raise some money by selling players before the transfer window is closed.