Manchester United is ready to let Rasmus Höjlund leave for approximately 35 million euros. Previously, Manchester United had paid around 78 million euros to Atalanta Bergamo for the Danish forward. Höjlund has been linked with Bundesliga clubs including Eintracht Frankfurt. Despite the price drop, Höjlund expressed his desire to succeed in Manchester, but the club no longer counts on him.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's potential player-plus-cash deal involving Rasmus Hojlund and Hugo Ekitike with Eintracht Frankfurt. As part of a potential player-plus-cash deal for Hugo Ekitike, Manchester United are considering offering Rasmus Hojlund to Eintracht Frankfurt. United are looking to offload one of Zirkzee or Hojlund as part of the deal.

Eintracht Frankfurt has shown interest in signing Rasmus Højlund. The Denmark international, currently with Manchester United, is also attracting interest from other top European clubs, including AC Milan, Inter, Juventus, Napoli, and RB Leipzig. Manchester United is open to selling Højlund for the right price, although they have already rejected a proposal from Inter which included both Højlund and his strike partner Joshua Zirkzee. Currently, Transfermarkt estimates his market worth at 35 million euros.