Manchester United want to send Hoylen away? Don’t rush to scold him, the real slap in the face is the club’s transfer logic!

Manchester United plans to clean up Hoylen this summer, and many people say, "It's time to leave, he's too watery." But do you know? Hoylen's "failure" is not how bad he played, but that Manchester United doesn't understand what to buy him for!

The first signing him £64 million was because the senior management wanted to copy the "Haland Miracle". But you know that Haaland played well at Manchester City because Guardiola built a "direct pass + cross + two-point" system around him. Haulen is coming to Manchester United? There is no cross pass, no fulcrum midfield, and there is no basic impact space. He was regarded as Haaland, but was put into Lukaku's script.

What's more unfamiliar is that he should have been a substitute for Atlanta, but he only played out the "value bubble" with a few bursts. Manchester United made a temporary decision to turn to Hoylen because they missed Gonzalo Ramos. Is this called accurate signing? It's better to say that it's panic.

Now Amorin is here, his style has changed. What he wants is a center that can retreat, organize and connect - such as Cunia who just bought and Mbeumo who was negotiated. Both of them can fight False 9, which shows that the core of the tactic is "the system leads the rhythm" and not "the center forward explodes alone". In this system, Hoylen certainly seems "incompetent" - it's not that he has become worse, but that Manchester United has never matched him with a suitable tactical ecology.

So, don't just look at the superficial data like "scoring a few goals". Manchester United spent money to buy him and put him in vain. Now that he is throwing the blame back to him, this is the most slap in the face!

If Hoylen is really sent back to Serie A now and is taken to "secondary development" by Inter Milan and Rome, you can wait and see him rebound and slap you in the face.

Who should bear the blame for this transfer? Hoylen? Or are they the Manchester United executives who can't even figure out their own tactics?