According to famous reporter Falk, Leverkusen's new coach Ten Hach has no intention of bringing his former player Hoylen from Manchester United to the Bundesliga.
RB Leipzig striker Sesco is about to join Manchester United, and the report said the deal shows that coach Amorin is not satisfied with his current center configuration. The data reflects the problem: Hoylen scored only 10 goals in 52 appearances last season, an average of one goal every 332.2 minutes.
For Hoylen, the situation is obviously not optimistic, his former Manchester United coach Ten Hach had no intention of bringing him to the Bundesliga, and Falke said: "Sick renewed his contract with Leverkusen until 2030. Ten Hach regarded Sick as his number one striker - this is his commitment to the striker. Based on this, the pharmaceutical company does not have Hoylen's position."
This complicated the situation for the Manchester United star - especially for his club. How should Manchester United deal with this problematic No. 9 player? Not to mention the £72 million transfer fee they paid to Atlanta.
However, the report pointed out that there is a possibility that Amorin also hopes to leave the Danish international as a substitute for the new striker. On a realistic level, such a developing situation might be very suitable for Hoylen - as long as he still thinks his future is in Old Trafford.
After all, Cesco's joining should theoretically reduce the pressure and expectations that Hoylen has obviously caused his instability.
and Manchester United gets a configuration that looks to be able to immediately improve its forward core. At this point, Falk has a high evaluation of Sesco: "Leipzig's teammates have a very, very high evaluation of Sesco; they say he is even better than Haaland. It is worth noting that Sesco and Haaland have played for Red Bull Salzburg."
"Cesco is only 22 years old this year, with excellent skills and fast speed. In the 3-3 draw with Bayern in May this year, he showed several impressive abilities, and shot through Urbich's goal in the opening 11 minutes."