Ten Hag fielded a very youthful team for Manchester United’s preseason match against Wrexham, which ended in a loss.

When the Red Devils take on La Liga’s biggest club, Real Madrid, tomorrow, we should anticipate a good team to start.

The Old Trafford club has made a hiring offer for Rasmus Hojlund, who is still very much in the transfer picture.

In order to entice the 20-year-old striker, Man Utd reportedly put forth a £42.9 million (50 million euros) offer, according to a story covered by Corriere dello Sport today (press image provided below).

They will need to increase their offer, though, as Atalanta is willing to sell the youthful goal scorer for a sum of £60 million (70 million euros).

Man Utd must therefore increase their offer by £17.1 million in order to convince the Bergamo club to let them sign the Danish international.

The Italian media outlet reported that after agreeing on terms to entice El Bilal Toure from Almeria, the Serie A team is getting ready to accept a “maxi offer” from Manchester United to ultimately sell Hojlund.

The 20-time English champions, according to CdS, are in constant contact with Atalanta as they work to close the transaction.

Should Man Utd increase the offer by £17.1 million to £60 million in your opinion in order to secure the signing?