Manchester United are open to serious offers for Rasmus Hojlund this summer, according to fresh reports.
Hojlund’s time at Old Trafford has been a mix of impressive form and setbacks since his £72 million move from Atalanta in 2023.
The Danish striker scored five goals in his first five Champions League appearances.
However, it took 14 Premier League games to register his first domestic goal.
He later hit a remarkable run of form, netting in seven consecutive league matches.
He then became the youngest player in Premier League history to achieve the feat at age 20.
Hojlund finished the season as United’s top scorer with 16 goals, despite missing 11 games through hamstring and back injuries.
Since Ruben Amorim’s arrival, Hojlund has scored five goals in his first five appearances.
Although, he has failed to find the net in his last six matches.
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Last summer, Hojlund was considered one of four “untouchable” players, alongside Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho, and Andre Onana.
However, The Guardian claims that United are now open to offers for anyone in Amorim’s squad.
Hojlund among those who could depart.
This shift is driven by United’s financial struggles and their need to comply with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules.
The CIES Football Observatory lists Hojlund as United’s most valuable asset, estimating his worth between £76 million and £96 million.
Despite his high value, United may prioritise selling academy graduates like Marcus Rashford, whose transfer fee would be counted as pure profit.
By contrast, Hojlund’s sale would need to offset the £72 million United initially paid for him.
The striker was subject to criticism from fans on social media.
May well be a factor as to why Hojlund feels uncomfortable at Old Trafford.
A young striker will always need time to flourish.
However, it seems like fans have lost trust in the ability of the
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