Man Utd have been open to letting Joshua Zirkzee leave for a while and the striker barely gets a look in, but he deserves a more prominent role in this team.

Tyrone Marshall argues that Joshua Zirkzee could be Manchester United's attacking solution amid their difficult season, following his goal from Patrick Dorgu's cross in an injury-time comeback against Aston Villa. With Benjamin Sesko sidelined for months and alternatives struggling centrally, Marshall believes the Dutch forward offers United a badly needed traditional focal point.
Zirkzee has started only once in 32 games under manager Michael Carrick and drew summer transfer interest from Juventus, Fiorentina, and Everton. Marshall suggests deploying Zirkzee in the penalty box would also allow Bryan Mbeumo to return to his favored role on the right wing.
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