Man Utd’s 4/10 flop must be started by Ineos

Manchester United got worse during the frustrating season on Sunday night as Ruben Amorim’s unexcited Red Devils stood out in the free throw against Fulham.

Reliable united hero Bruno Fernandes is back in the game 1-1, but it’s related to the Red Man.

Indeed, there is no new chapter in the gloomy story of the Fallen Giants, Joshua Zirkzee missed the click to kick the ball, handing the Marco Silva’s Goats to win a dramatic victory with a 4-3 hit.

There were many bad performers that night, but as his personal plight continued, Rasmus Hojlund had barely given him the frustrated clothes.

Hojlund’s performance in digital V Fulham

Hojlund’s last meaningful contribution to the Red Devils dates back to December, when Danish attackers launched two strikes in the Europa League with Viktoria Plzen.

He has been in barren form since then, and the 22-year-old escaped in the 68th minute of the game, offering nothing worth noting to break Fulham’s defense.

Indeed, the boring joint nines would only continually beat nine shocked touches in the script, while also completing only one meager two accurate passes before being dragged away by his manager.

Amorim could only last so long with underperforming, while another game passed the 6-foot-3 forward.

But there is another number in the camp in Amorim, arguably worse than Hojlund.

4/10 stars prove that he is not enough for Manchester United

In particular, no one could lift his head over his head, subtract a few bright young sparks, and later stand out from the bench, while Bruno Fernandez.

Of course, at the end of the Crush Cup exit, Victor Lindelof won the chance to impress the bench and lose a lot.

Finally, the penalty that Zirkzee missed would be the difference maker, but Lindelof would give Fulham a big help in confidence when the Dutch paid a huge kicking form, and then the Dutch paid the price.

In addition, in the expansion match itself, the united second place never looked or felt at ease, and the likes of Matthijs de Ligt worked on the Swedes behind, and if Lindelof was exposed, it would have to be double alert.

De Ligt wasn’t the only outstanding performance for the entire defender, and Andre Onana also kept her team in the game with four saves, while Harry Maguire regularly tied his body to the six-final victory.

Lindelof might be surprised given his last long run was against Tottenham Hotspur in the EFL Cup.

During the gunfight, he did not provide a lot of matches for many moments of the match, and Manchester Evening News reporter Samuel Luckhurst then handed him his 4/10 match rating.

Although he didn’t show up, Hojlund should have left more impressions, and Lindelof quickly proved that he shouldn’t be outside the summer United.