Compiling transfer analysis

I’m considering possible reasons regarding United’s constraints and the situation with Hojlund. I should mention that Šeško had a release clause and wages. I can provide disclaimers about timing and suggest compiling key points if the user shares the article text. It might be useful to offer a translation or summary in a concise bullet list. If they want that, I could propose options like an overview of tactical/financial reasons, comparison data, or potential transfer conditions.Analyzing transfer dynamics

I can provide analysis points to address why this situation is considered "weird." United has already invested around €70m in Hojlund and needs to give him minutes; signing Šeško could hinder that. They also have pressing needs elsewhere, and spending €65m on another striker would reduce their budget. Šeško's profile overlaps with Hojlund’s, which doesn't solve their chance creation issue. Tactically, they might not need a second striker. Lastly, there are questions about Šeško's resale value and homegrown quotas.Exploring counter-arguments

I'm considering some counter-arguments as to why the situation might not be weird. Having two strikers could provide depth, especially with Martial leaving in 2024. Sesko can also play alongside another forward and press effectively, showing elite xG stats during his time at Salzburg/Leipzig. If the transfer is clause-based, it brings clarity on fees. We could highlight the need to prioritize positions like center-back or midfielder before adding another striker. I should ask the user if they want a summary, translation, or a tactical/financial analysis.Preparing to respond

I need to follow the final answer guidelines by keeping things concise and straightforward. I’ll use bullet points for clarity while avoiding heavy formatting. It's important to wrap up my response by offering next steps as well. This ensures that the information is delivered clearly and effectively. I'll aim for a solution that's easy for the user to understand and act on! Let's get started on crafting that response.