Manchester United fast horse eats opponents raw to score, only sold 10 million to win the favor of the Bundesliga powerhouse! Dort joins the fray

Manchester United's fallen winger Anthony Erlanga came off the bench in his latest Swedish game and scored alive. Ten Hag is likely to be purging the 21-year-old, while Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig are both interested in signing him.

In the match against New Zealand, Eranga came on and scored at the back, and after a simple two-on-one combination with his teammates, he beat the defender with a sprint of speed, scoring with a low shot from the right rib. This shows the characteristic of Manchester United's Academy striker, which is speed, and he is widely regarded as the fastest player in the club.

Erlanga said scoring goals for the national team helped him regain his confidence. In three Swedish games so far in March, the Manchester United winger has scored two goals. At the club, he has suffered a goal drought of more than a year.

After the match, Swedish legend Ljungberg took the initiative to ask for a photo and exchange with Elanga. Another Viking superstar Ibrahimovic also praised him: "Eranga is a great genius and we are proud and happy for him to come from Huang. Now that he represents Sweden, we are even happier."

British media revealed that Dortmund reactivated plans to bring in Erlanga, and the "Hornets" were one of the clubs interested in Sweden's fast horses in January this year. At the time, as many as 12 clubs were said to have expressed interest in Manchester United, including Barca, Everton and others, but in the end Ten Hag kept him.

Now, Dortmund has sold Bellingham to Real Madrid for £113 million, has the funds to buy Erlanga again. In Ten Hag's first season in charge, Erlanga was not used and it is understood the club will be open to the sale of the Sweden international. According to transfer rumours, Erlanga is also one of United's attempts to trade West Ham captain Declan Rice, with the Reds willing to let Moyes choose between Elanga, Harry Maguire and Scott McTomina.

The British media "Daily Mail" revealed that if Erlanga is sold separately, Manchester United even lowered its valuation to an asking price of only 10 million pounds, an absolute cabbage price! Earlier this month, Swedish team-mate Forsberg publicly stated he would urge RB Leipzig's top brass to secure a signing of Erlanga from Manchester United.

Erlanga joined United at the age of 12 and has made 55 appearances for the club, scoring four goals. But like the newly departed youth midfielder Zidane Iqbal, it may only be a matter of time before Sweden leaves the team.

In an interview with the Swedish Evening News, Erlanga made it clear: "It's frustrating. You want to play, that's important. But it's up to the coach, not me. I know what he wants me to do and I just have to keep training. When the opportunity comes, I have to be ready to take it. We had a lot of conversations, not just about playing time, but also about what's going on around us. It's a good thing, we talked a lot and they helped me a lot."

But Erlanga was clearly not given many chances, and after five minutes off the bench in a 7-0 defeat to Liverpool on March 5, he has not played a Premier League game again. His last appearance for Manchester United last season was in Sevilla's Europa League on 20 April, again playing just four minutes. Therefore, from the perspective of his career, saying goodbye to Manchester United is also an inevitable choice for him.