According to journalist Carlo Pellegati, Manchester United’s summer signing Joshua Zirkzee could be allowed to leave the club on loan in January.
Before moving to Old Trafford, the Netherlands international was linked with a move to Italian giants AC Milan.
However, Man United won the race to sign the Bologna attacker who has struggled massively in the Premier League since his move.
The Dutch striker has scored just one goal for the Red Devils all season, which came against Fulham in the opening match of the season.
Since then, he has looked completely out of place in the Man United team and with Rasmus Hojlund getting fit now, a place in the starting line up for Zirkzee seems unlikely at this stage.
SpazioMilan have taken a look at some of the comments the journalist made on his Youtube channel about Man United’s summer signing.
He said: “They don’t even want to see Zirkzee in Manchester anymore . He played terribly against Aston Villa.
“Zirkzee had made it clear that he wasn’t ready for the Premier League, he wanted Milan, then the whole story of the commissions. Today Zirkzee is an uncomfortable player.”
Pellgati has fueled rumours of about Zirkzee leaving the club and joining Serie A side AC Milan.
Man United striker Joshua Zirkzee has been tipped to leave the club. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)
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“Zirkzee should be taken on loan in January, they’ll give him to you . Next year there will still be some things to see in attack. Let’s leave Morata up front.
“Think of an attack with Pulisic, Leao, Zirkzee and Morata. Spectacle, we would return to San Siro to have fun. With Zirkzee the enthusiasm would return to the fans. These are proud gestures from Milan.”
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Author : Ahad Shaukat
Publish date : 2024-10-18 08:05:52
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