Manchester United are poised to make significant changes to their attacking lineup this summer, with both Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee reportedly available for transfer after poor performances this season, according to The Independent.
The duo, signed for a combined £108 million, have struggled to meet expectations, prompting the club to consider recouping funds through their sales.
Hojlund, signed from Atalanta for £72 million in August 2023, has managed just four Premier League goals in 31 appearance this season.
His recent performance against Chelsea drew sharp criticism from pundits, including Roy Keane, who likened his play to that of an inexperienced academy player.
Despite manager Ruben Amorim's public support, the club is reportedly open to offers around £40 million for the Danish striker, a significant loss from his original transfer fee they paid to sign him.
Zirkzee, brought in from Bologna for £36 million, has fared slightly better, scoring seven goals across all competitions.
However, his season was marred by a hamstring injury, and he failed to establish himself as a consistent starter.
United's pursuit of a new striker has already begun, with Ipswich Town's Liam Delap emerging as a potential target.
The 22-year-old has a £30 million release clause and is reportedly awaiting United's qualification for the Champions League before making a decision.
The Red Devils are also edging closer to the signing of Wolves attacker Matheus Cunha this summer as Amorim prepares to reshuffle his attack.
The decision to put both Hojlund and Zirkzee on the market shows that the Red Devils are ready to make big changes this summer after their poor performance this season.