Keane: Hoylen looks like he just came out of youth training, his running position and timing are not right

reported on May 17 that after Manchester United lost 0-1 away to Chelsea, former Manchester United captain Roy Keane severely criticized Hoylen, who performed poorly in this game.

Although multiple players are responsible for the team's performance this season, fans and Keane generally believe that Hoylen is in particular in a bad state, with the £72 million striker scoring just four goals in 31 Premier League games.

Keen criticized Hoylen without mercy in his post-match analysis: "They don't have a decent forward. Hoylen's performance tonight is like Chelsea's young player George, and it looks like he has just come out of the youth training camp. His running, timing and possession are not right. As a Manchester United striker, he didn't shoot one shot in the game?"

When the host asked Hoylen whether he needed "more high-quality support", Keen replied: "We have been making excuses for him. Although confidence is important, as a striker, you must sometimes be able to create opportunities by yourself."

Manchester United sent a main lineup including B Fee, Casemiro and Onana before the UEFA Cup final, but the overall performance is still lackluster. Keane also expressed dissatisfaction with the team's overall performance and even criticized Menu and Garnacho, who were once regarded as irreplaceable.

"New players need time to adapt to the team, and I don't think they can rely entirely on them. Tonight, I watched his performance carefully. He seemed a little loose on the court and some passes were not handled well enough."

"Garnacho seemed a little immature. He sometimes had some outstanding performances, but overall it was not stable enough. It is very important for players in big clubs to have excellent performances every week, and Garnacho obviously hasn't done that. He does have A certain talent, able to make some wonderful breakthroughs and threaten the opponent's defense, but in his bad days, this performance is beyond the reach of the question. "

" As for Hoylen, I think he should be a substitute forward, ranked third or fourth, and learn from some excellent forwards. At the moment, he is not up to par, lacks confidence and belief, and is not surrounded by excellent teammates. If someone thinks that these problems can be solved in a summer, it is obviously unrealistic."