A new season of sports
Since the end of the winter window, Manchester United have ushered in a wave of six wins and one draw to get back on track.
In particular, the 21-year-old Danish centre-forward Hojlen has been in excellent form, scoring seven goals and providing two assists in 20 league games this season, becoming only the fourth player in Manchester United history to score in six consecutive games after Eric Cantona, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Cristiano Ronaldo.
With the double blessing, the pressure on head coach Ten Hag has also been reduced a lot.
At the same time, the new owner, Sir Ratcliffe, is also working hard to form a new management and has achieved some success.
Former Liverpool director Ward and former Monaco sporting director have declined offers from Ratcliffe and Braitford, who opted to approach Newcastle's current sporting director Ashworth.
The Magpies are furious at United's poaching, but there is nothing they can do about it, and the board has placed him on a 20-month gardening leave and banned him from accessing his internal work system as well as his scouting system.
Daily Mail Newcastle reporter Craig Hope has confirmed in his latest report that Manchester United will pay £15 million to secure a spell for Ashworth, which is expected to be completed next week.
There have been gains on both the competitive and operational side, and as mentioned above, Hojlen has entered the fast-track lane, and United also need a winger who can pass the ball in attack.
Marcus Rashford's form has dropped dramatically this season, scoring five goals and providing two assists in 24 league appearances, and with a first-class style of play, it is difficult to expect the United prince to make a difference. Antony still has 0 goals and 0 assists in 19 league games this season, and even his mentor Ten Hag has significantly reduced his playing time, so these two regular wingers cannot take responsibility for attacking passes.
Manchester United have two ways to solve this problem, one is to recall and correct Mason Greenwood, who is on loan at Getafe, and the other is to bring in another reinforcement in the transfer market.
Mason Greenwood has been dropped by Manchester United's board of directors, and according to the latest report from German journalist Christopher Michel, Manchester United are willing to give players to Barcelona and Atletico Madrid for €40 million because of pressure.
Mason Greenwood has scored five goals and provided five assists in 21 La Liga games this season, and for a young player who has been away from the field for more than a year, the speed of recovery and adaptation is enough to show his talent, but domestic violence and ** of ** have made it difficult for him to move an inch in England.
Manchester United, meanwhile, are keeping a close eye on Crystal Palace's Olisse, the Eagles winger, who has contributed six goals and three assists in 11 Premier League games this season and has been closely watched by big clubs including Manchester City.