Lazio Rome has included Rasmus Højlund in their list of potential offensive reinforcements. Maurizio Sarri, the newly appointed head coach, reportedly sees Højlund as a viable candidate to strengthen the team's offensive capabilities. Nonetheless, no formal discussions have been initiated yet. While Højlund is recognized for his potential, his high salary presents a considerable challenge for the Italian club's financial framework. A potential workaround could involve a loan agreement with an option to purchase, contingent upon Manchester United's willingness to cover a significant portion of his salary. Such deals are known to be challenging to negotiate between clubs in the Premier League and Serie A. In the meantime, Manchester United is said to prefer arranging a loan within England, inspired by the successful loan experience of Marcus Rashford at Aston Villa. This preference adds complexity to Højlund's potential move to Italy unless a satisfactory financial agreement is reached promptly.