If Rasmus Hojlund wanted to increase his goal total, Premier League wingers like Jarrod Bowen, Michael Olise, and Jacob Murphy would be great options, according to Rio Ferdinand.

Hojlund has made 12 appearances for the Premier League after joining from Atalanta in the summer for £72 million, although he has not scored a goal yet.

Although he has scored five goals in United’s Champions League group stage this season, the Danish international had another unpleasant encounter on Saturday as Old Trafford was trounced 3-0 by Bournemouth.

Ferdinand thinks Erik ten Hag’s team needs wingers who make it a point to supply their striker, and he thinks Hojlund’s goal drought this season is due to United’s wide players not doing their jobs.

On Vibe With Five, Ferdinand mentioned that if Manchester United had Michael Olise, Jack Harrison, or [Dwight] McNeil on the wing for Everton or Jacob Murphy for Newcastle, Hojlund would have scored five or six goals by now.

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Hojlund requires assistance. One more person who could lend a hand to Hojlund is Bowen. We have wingers who want to score goals or just knock people up, so these guys aren’t afraid to step up and provide.

Additionally, Ferdinand thinks that Bruno Fernandes is the sole United player from the past few years whose transfer worth has remained stable while playing for Old Trafford.

Look at it this way: which player has improved after joining Manchester United? Ferdinand inquired.

Their value and worth have declined: Varane and Casemiro.Only Bruno would fetch a decent price. Is there anyone else but him?

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I have no idea who walks in. Is Hojlund worth the same amount to you? No. Is Sancho here? No. I might go on forever… The author is Van de Beek.