MANCHESTER UNITED coaches are reportedly growing frustrated with £72million flop striker Rasmus Hojlund.
The forward - signed from Atalanta in 2023 - has managed just TWO Premier League goals in 21 games this season with zero assists.
Meanwhile right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka - who United sold for just £15m to West Ham - has two goals and two assists to his name.
Hojlund is without a goal in 16 games and according to the , coaches are beginning to show frustration.
One in particular was said to be fuming with the Dane's performance in the 1-0 defeat to Tottenham earlier in February.
With United 2-0 down at Everton last weekend - Hojlund was taken off for 17-year-old Chido Obi who made only his second senior appearance.
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There was a loud cheer from the away end when Hojlund was taken with 20 minutes to go.
And United scored twice within ten minutes of Hojlund's substitution to salvage a point at Goodison Park.
United manager Ruben Amorim hooked Hojlund after he lost an aerial battle in the 3-1 comeback win against Southampton.
But in January, Amorim refused to point the blame on Hojlund, instead suggesting it was a collective problem.
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He said: "I think it's a team problem. You can see it. It's not just from now, it's from the past. So we have clearly a lack of goals and a lack of threat.
"When you threaten the opponents, the opponents maybe don't press you so high. So everything is connected.
"All the players have moments in this season. I think when we started this journey together, Rasmus was the player that was always scoring.
"So he can come back in the next game, we will see."
Hojlund - signed by ex-boss Erik ten Hag - scored 16 goals in his first season at Old Trafford.
But he has only seven in all competitions this term - five in the Europa League.