Roma has shown interest in acquiring Rasmus Højlund from Manchester United, as the move comes as a direct request from Roma's new coach, Gian Piero Gasperini. Gasperini, having previously worked with Højlund at Atalanta, believes in his potential to lead Roma's attack. Roma has begun discussions with Manchester United to consider a possible loan with an option to buy, since Manchester United is not willing to sell the player for less than 45 million euros. This amount is beyond Roma's current financial reach, making the loan option the most feasible approach. The transfer is contingent upon Artem Dovbyk's departure from Roma to free up financial resources, as his performance has not been impressive in the Italian capital. If Dovbyk secures a new club this transfer window, Roma could potentially bring Højlund back to Serie A, marking one of the summer's most significant moves.