'Watching Rasmus Hojlund, I felt sorry for him," Gary Neville said. "You talk about the difficulty United have had putting out a consistent back four this season.
"But it's the same up front,' Neville wrote in his Overlap newsletter. Hojlund doesn't know what the pattern of play is, whether the wide player is going to go to the line or come inside.
"You can see he's making good runs all the time and then the wide man will come back inside and there will be a 15-pass sequence.
"Another time he'll drop in and try to join in with that and that will inevitably be the time the wide man decides to get to the line and cross it.
"Until United can establish a consistent pattern of play, being centre-forward in that team will be an impossible job."
Hojlund has scored 16 goals in all competitions this season but he managed just two in nine games before scoring twice in the last two games of the season.
