Erik ten Hag and Man United paid £72million to Italian side Atalanta for the Denmark striker this summer.
Michael Owen does not feel as though Manchester United have overpaid for promising Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund even though they splashed out a jaw-dropping £72million for his signature this summer.
Having allowed Cristiano Ronaldo to depart midway through last season, United waited to replace their iconic five-time Ballon d'Or winner. Harry Kane was their prime target but United side-stepped a possible move for the England captain as they instead pursued and signed Hojlund.ALSO READ: Fernandes captaincy being questioned for good reason
Speaking with AceOdds.com, ex-United striker Owen said: "Manchester United have done their homework and he does appear to be somebody that could be a fantastic player in the future. You would normally associate spending that kind of money on somebody that's going to guarantee you 30 goals every season.
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