Manchester United make Ivan Toney transfer 'decision' after Rasmus Hojlund injury

Manchester United are reportedly still considering Ivan Toney as an option to reinforce the squad following the injury to Rasmus Hojlund.

Previous reports have stated a move to Toney was 'very unlikely' after signing Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna earlier this month. However, the injury to Hojlund has left Zirkzee as their only striker, who is unproven in the Premier League.

Hojlund is set to be out for six weeks after sustaining a hamstring issue during the friendly defeat to Arsenal. The 21-year-old will miss the Community Shield against against Manchester City, the opening Premier League fixture at home to Fulham, the away game against Brighton and the visit of Liverpool.

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He could be available after the September internationals but that will leave Erik ten Hag short of options in attack. The Telegraph reports United could do a U-turn on Toney with the Dutch boss thought to be keen on signing another attacker.

It has been reported the Brentford star remains an option despite youngster Chido Obi-Martin agreeing a move to Old Trafford after leaving Arsenal. Transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano had claimed that one of the key reasons for Obi-Martin deciding to join United was that he had been assured he would be third choice for the forthcoming season.

It had been claimed that Obi-Martin would predominantly play for the club's academy but also have first team opportunities when needed. United reviving their interest in Toney, however, would represent a U-turn on that stance.

As for Toney, there is a high