Man Utd no cumplió con la demanda de Ten Hag, ya que el jefe explica por qué no se hizo la transferencia
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag expressed his desire for the club to make more moves in the January transfer window but acknowledged the need to be “creative” due to the team’s inability to bring in a striker. The club’s financial situation and the requirement to adhere to the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules posed challenges in the transfer market. Despite the absence of additional signings, Ten Hag highlighted the potential options within the squad to cover for the injured Martial and emphasized the necessity to find creative solutions, especially for the number nine position. As a result of the club’s failure to secure a new striker, Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford remain the senior options up front, with Martial sidelined due to surgery.
The departure of players such as Jadon Sancho, Donny van de Beek, and Hannibal Mejbri on loan further limited the club’s ability to strengthen the squad. Ten Hag mentioned the availability of Omari Forson and Amad Diallo, along with the versatility of Rashford, as potential alternatives for the striking role. Despite the challenges, he expressed the need for creativity and resourcefulness to address the team’s needs in the absence of additional signings. For the latest news and updates, visit express.co.uk/sport/football and stay connected with real-time news on Twitter @dexpress_sport and Facebook @dailyexpresssport.
