Borussia Dortmund are contemplating the acquisition of Manchester United's 22-year-old Danish striker Rasmus Højlund this summer, following the arrival of Benjamin Šeško at Manchester United. Dortmund are assessing a potential transfer and, although they do not need a starting centre-forward, they could benefit from additional depth in that position. The German club has shown interest in Højlund as part of their efforts to strengthen their attacking lineup, having identified him as a potential addition to their team. While Manchester United's preference is to sell Højlund outright, they may be compelled to settle for a loan arrangement with an option or obligation to purchase, in light of the current market situation. Højlund, who transferred to Manchester United for £72 million after a short period with Atalanta, is also garnering attention from AC Milan, which complicates Dortmund's pursuit. His contract with Manchester United is valid until June 30, 2028, and his current market value is estimated at €35 million by Transfermarkt.