Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has expressed no regrets about missing out on signing Harry Kane during the summer transfer window. Kane, who was United’s top transfer target, chose to join Bayern Munich in a £104 million deal from Tottenham Hotspur.
Instead, United acquired 20-year-old Rasmus Hojland for an initial £64 million. While the club had a rocky start to the Premier League season with three losses in their first five games, Erik Ten Hag is confident in Hojland’s potential.
Man Utd missed out on signing Harry Kane this summer
Regarding Kane, Erik Ten Hag stated, “No. Rasmus is a good fit for us.” He acknowledged that Hojland was injured in his first game but emphasized the need to integrate him into the team. Ten Hag praised Hojland’s talent, and he believes the young midfielder can complement Marcus Rashford, who scored 30 goals last season.
The Red Devils signed Rasmus Hojlund instead
Erik Ten Hag acknowledged the need for the two players to develop their partnership and emphasized the importance of achieving results. He mentioned that they are still in the process of getting to know each other and that every practice and game contributes to their growth.
Despite the challenges and injuries faced by the team, Ten Hag expressed confidence in his squad’s depth and ability to handle the situation. He emphasized the need to maintain intensity for the entire duration of matches.
Erik ten Hag has no regrets about not signing Kane
Manchester United faces Bayern Munich in the Champions League, and Ten Hag is aware of the challenge posed by the German club. Bayern Munich has gone undefeated in their last 27 home group games over the past decade. However, Ten Hag, who previously managed Ajax, is optimistic about his team’s abilities and their readiness for the challenge.
Kane has scored four goals in four Bundesliga appearances since joining Bayern Munich
Injuries have affected United’s squad, with several key players unavailable for the match against Bayern Munich, including Harry Maguire, Mason Mount, and Raphael Varane. Nonetheless, Ten Hag is prepared to handle the situation and remains confident in his team’s capabilities.
