Manchester United are about to discover truth about 'different' member of dressing room

If new arrival Joshua Zirkzee was any more laidback, he would be horizontal.

Manchester United's first signing of the summer was incredibly relaxed in his first interview with club media last month and it doesn't seem like much would bother him. Zirkzee was also nonchalant when discussing which shirt number he might be given, when some might demand a certain number on the back of their shirts due to their egos.

Anyone who has watched Zirkzee speak since he signed for United would have been disarmed by his warm, laidback character, but in terms of what he's going to be like on the pitch, a large contingent of supporters still don't know what to expect from the Dutchman this season.

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Bologna defied the odds to finish in the Italian top four last term, enjoying their best season since 1967/1968, and Zirkzee started 32 out of a possible 38 league games. Zirkzee, a product of Bayern Munich's academy, contributed 11 goals and five assists in those appearances and although he wasn't prolific, that was a decent return and the 23-year-old received a late call-up to the Netherlands squad for this summer's European Championship.

Wout Weghorst was preferred as the backup striker to Zirkzee at that tournament in Germany but United will be tremendously disappointed if he doesn't perform better than Weghorst did during his time on loan at Old Trafford.

Zirkzee is at the start of his career and the workhorse Weghorst is near the end of his. The 32-year-old gave his all during his time wearing a United shirt in 2022/23, but he lacked quality and that shouldn't be a problem for