His lifestyle is not good / Holland No, I will buy two more City stars for United!

Former Manchester United star Paul Parker has revealed he will not bring Erling Holland to Old Trafford. Meanwhile, the Manchester City striker continues to break records.

According to "Verzeh Se", these statements were made in the context that Manchester City is still facing the consequences of its financial case in the Premier League. An independent commission found the club guilty of 114 out of 115 alleged offenses and City have appealed the ruling. Possible punishments could include a points deduction or relegation, but no punishment has yet been confirmed.

The uncertainty has led to the question of whether rival clubs could target City's stars, including Holland, if things change.

Speaking to Priory X, Parker said: "It's probably not realistic anyway, but I wouldn't bring Holland to Manchester United. Considering his style of play, I didn't want to see him in this club. My response to his attraction was negative. He's an option that everyone would easily consider, but I don't think so. I'm not even interested in him."

Since joining City from Borussia Dortmund in 2022, Holland, 25, has scored 172 goals in 207 appearances for the club and 65 goals in 59 appearances for Norway.

He scored 2 goals in City's 4-2 defeat against Paris Saint-Germain in the European Champions League on Wednesday night and became the top scorer in the club's history with 37 goals in 41 games. He achieved this title by passing the previous record holder, Sergio Aguero. Aguero scored 36 goals in 64 games.

However, Parker believes United should prioritize strengthening their defense rather than pursuing the Norwegian striker. Mark Geh and Nico O'Reilly top his list of options.

"I was thinking of Nico O'Reilly and Mark Gehry," he said. Nico O'Reilly is a great player. Elliott Anderson doesn't impress me at all. "Marc Gehi is not the same player he was at Crystal Palace, but Manchester United need to organize their back four and he is a player I was thinking about signing."

United could sign Hollande for much less than he is currently worth. Former Red Devils boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has previously revealed that he repeatedly asked the club to sign Holland before his move to Dortmund and then Manchester City.

Solskjaer was Holland's manager at Molde and revealed in 2024 that he first offered him to United in 2018. After becoming the head coach of United, he once again tried to bring this player to the club. Holland was playing for Red Bull Salzburg at the time and had a release clause of around £17m.