After beating Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 on Saturday, Manchester United’s quest to earn a spot in the Champions League the next season resumed.

In their previous four games, they had a miserable run of two losses and one draw, all of which were typified by a failure to control the ball and exert control over the game.

Although finding a striker appears to be the club’s first priority in the summer, manager Erik ten Hag is conscious of the necessity to bolster his team in the middle of the field.

necessary midfield reinforcements

Due to the timetable, Casemiro’s performance has dipped, and there are questions over Christian Eriksen’s capacity for off-the-ball effort.

Given their combined ages, Scott McTominay and Fred need to be young and vivacious because the Dutch boss isn’t particularly impressed by either of them.

Although Ten Hag was sure that Frenkie de Jong was his ideal midfield addition, it appears the ship may have already gone.

Taylor Booth, a current FC Utrecht star and former Bayern Munich academy product, has been mentioned by Fichajes as a player the United manager loves.

Taylor Booth, an American midfielder, is a target for Manchester United’s current manager Erik ten Hag.

According to the source, Utrecht set a price tag of €10 million for Booth due to interest from Manchester United and other English clubs.

Booth has been compared to FDJ.

Both the US international and Ten Hag grew up in Utrecht and have a lot under control thanks to their time spent at the Bayern academy.

Across all competitions, the American has made 29 appearances and recorded two goals and three assists. Additionally, he has frequently been chosen for the Eredivisie Team of the Week, which has led to accolades for him.

It is easy to see why Ten Hag is intrigued in Booth, a 21-year-old whose flexibility and playing manner have been compared to those of Barcelona’s de Jong.