Manchester United confirm that the Iron Guard is free to leave! The difference between Hojlund surprised Amorim, how could he buy it for 72 million

Manchester United have confirmed the departure of one of their clubs, with 30-year-old Swedish centre-back Victor Lindelof set to leave for free this summer after discussions with the club. His contract is about to expire and the club has confirmed that it will not be renewed. The player, who joined in 2017 for £31 million, could have made 283 appearances for United.

Victor Lindelof missed out on starting the Europa League final and lost to Luke Shaw in the competition. This may come as no surprise given that his contract is coming to an end and it is understandable that Ruben Amorim did not opt to play in the crucial final of a player who is about to leave.

Victor Lindelof, who has been with Manchester United for eight years, was due to be sold by Manchester United last summer, but Ten Hag arranged him to play in the warm-up game against Liverpool and suffered a toe injury that could not be traded. The Swedish Iceman was sidelined twice this season with injuries, but at the end of the season he was given a number of appearances due to injuries to other centre-backs, including starting both legs against Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League semi-finals.

Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Victor Lindelof and his agent met with United this week and made a decision that he will leave Old Trafford on a free transfer. It is reported that both Spanish and Italian teams are interested in him, after all, it is a good deal to get an international-level star for free. A return to his old club Benfica could also be an option for Lindelof.

In addition to Victor Lindelof, veteran Eriksen and Evans are also expected to leave Manchester United with their contracts expiring at the end of the season. The Red Devils host Aston Villa on Sunday and those players will at least have a chance to say goodbye to their fans at Old Trafford, whether they play or not.

This match may also be the farewell match for Danish centre-forward Hojlund, who missed the last chance to save his life after the 22-year-old's Europa League final header was cleared. Manchester United's £72 million move to bring him in from Atalanta has now proven to be a joke.

ACCORDING TO GIVEMESPORT, AMORIM HAS MADE IT CLEAR TO MANCHESTER'S UNITED HIERARCHY THAT HE DOESN'T WANT TO BE A CENTRE-FORWARD LIKE HOJLUND NEXT SEASON. Considering his transfer fee, Amorim is said to be very surprised by the difference in Hojlund's actual level.

If United can't find a buyer for Hojlund, who are happy to let him leave on loan, a return to Serie A could be ideal. After all, Hojlund is only 22 years old and there is still room for improvement, but he may not be able to do so at the Red Devils.

The €100 million winger Antony, who went on loan to Real Betis in La Liga in January, could be his role model. In addition, the 28-year-old Manchester United Academy stalwart McTominay left Manchester United to win the Serie A title at Napoli, scoring 12 goals and providing four assists, and was named the Player of the Season Award, which is another model. A number of former United team-mates have praised Wheat, including Bruno Fernandes, Mason Mount, Juan Mata and David De Gea.

Manchester United are also looking to Hojlund to prove himself with other teams and increase his sale value so that the club does not lose too much on his transfer. The Danish international's £30 million has been a miracle if he has been in form this season, having scored just four goals in 31 Premier League appearances, the same number of goals as winger Marcus Rashford, who was dropped in November and loaned out to Aston Villa in the winter window.