Woltemade is only 23 years old, but his physical traits, movement and finishing look very mature. He plays like a traditional number nine but is far more mobile. The German striker’s off-the-ball movement draws defenders in, and his aerial abilities are perfect for the Premier League. He uses his size well, and his instincts make him dangerous in the box. It’s time to think and act fast Woltemade could be a strong option for us. At around €50m, he looks like a value-for-money striker in today’s market. However, if the 23-year-old doesn’t want to leave the Bundesliga, we can’t force him to join Old Trafford. So United shouldn’t waste any more time in their pursuit of a striker. Players like Benjamin Sesko or Ollie Watkins are available right now. Both understand the demands of the Premier League and are consistent. Sesko has age on his side and potential, while Watkins has performed well for Aston Villa in every season. Hojlund’s future should be made clear, too. It would be unfair to keep him on the bench and stunt his development. We should either send him out if we do want to bring a proven striker or make him the main man. However, if Nick Woltemade is not interested in a move to the Premier League, it is not worth wasting time on the German.