Manchester United has decided not to include Rasmus Højlund, a Danish forward signed two years ago for around €80 million from Atalanta, in the squad for the match against Arsenal. United is open to both a permanent transfer and a loan for Højlund, as reported by Laurie Whitwell.

Tuttomercato reports on Milan's pursuit of Rasmus Hojlund as an alternative to Vlahovic. Milan accelerated their interest in Rasmus Hojlund due to difficulties in acquiring Vlahovic. Hojlund does not want to leave Manchester United and has not agreed to any move. Manchester United is offering him to various clubs.

Team Talk reports on the growing interest in Rasmus Hojlund from English and Italian clubs. Other English and Italian clubs are also showing interest in Rasmus Hojlund, which plays against AC Milan as Hojlund is tempted to wait for a possible permanent proposal from one of them.

Manchester United are actively seeking an exit for Rasmus Hojlund, valuing him at £40m. Hojlund recently rejected a move to RB Leipzig as a makeweight in the Sesko deal. There is interest from clubs in Italy, where he was signed from Atalanta, and also from Saudi Arabia. AC Milan is the club to watch for Hojlund in the coming days, according to Fabrizio Romano. Despite his desire to stay and fight for his place, Manchester United are pushing for his exit.

Tuttomercato reports on Manchester United's openness to loaning Rasmus Hojlund with an obligation to buy. Manchester United is open to loaning Rasmus Hojlund with an obligation to buy under certain conditions, such as the borrowing club qualifying for the Champions League. His salary is around 5 million euros per season, and his valuation is between 45 and 50 million euros to avoid capital losses.

Rasmus Højlund, who joined Manchester United in the summer of 2023 for approximately 75 million euros including bonuses, could be sold for around 34.5 million euros according to The Times. Despite this, the Danish international is determined to stay at Old Trafford, as he expressed his clear intentions to fight for his place regardless of the circumstances.

Rasmus Höjlund's position at Manchester United is uncertain. Despite his intention to stay, Manchester United is willing to transfer him for 30 million pounds (35 million euros) due to financial adjustments needed for Premier League's profit and sustainability regulations.

Manchester United are prepared to sell Rasmus Hojlund for a fee of £30 million during the summer window. Talks are currently underway with clubs keen on the player. Hojlund has been linked with a return to Italy. He has not met expectations since his £72 million move from Atalanta, scoring 26 goals in 95 appearances for Manchester United. Manchester United are looking to sell him at a loss to bring in quality additions. Hojlund is keen for a fresh start to get his career back on track.

Rasmus Hojlund is aware that he is not wanted as the first choice at Manchester United. The club has been talking to other strikers all summer, and if Benjamin Sesko or another new number nine arrives, Hojlund is likely to leave. Manchester United has not directly told him he can leave, nor has Hojlund demanded to leave, but they have communicated about his standing in the team.

Rasmus Hojlund, a 22-year-old Danish forward, announced his intention to stay and fight for his place at Manchester United despite Italian interests.

The Sun reports on Manchester United's plans to sell Rasmus Hojlund to make room for new signings. Manchester United is looking to sell Rasmus Hojlund, preferably on a full-time basis, to clear the way for new signings such as Ollie Watkins or Benjamin Sesko.

Transfermarkt reports on the potential transfer of Rasmus Højlund away from Manchester United. Rasmus Højlund has been linked with a move away from Manchester United in the current transfer window. Lazio is one of the clubs reportedly interested in the young striker. Manchester United is considering cashing in on Højlund if they can recoup some of the €77.8 million they paid for him in 2023.

Rasmus Hojlund is not considered an important part of the team by the current manager, Amorim. The club has already signed two attacking reinforcements and is prioritizing the acquisition of a new starting striker in the transfer market.

Rasmus Hojlund is on the list of potential targets for Eintracht Francfort as they look to strengthen their attack. The transfer would have been facilitated if Ekitike had joined Manchester United.

90min reports on Inter's decision to end their pursuit of Manchester United striker Rasmus Højlund. Inter have ended their pursuit of Manchester United striker Rasmus Højlund. United may need to sell Højlund before bringing in a new striker, but the player has expressed his desire to stay. A handful of clubs in Serie A have been linked with Højlund, but nothing concrete has materialized.

Team Talk provides an update on Manchester United's efforts to offload Rasmus Hojlund amidst transfer challenges. Manchester United is struggling to offload Rasmus Hojlund despite slashing his asking price to tempt suitors. There have been slow enquiries, and United wants to make a fee from Hojlund, not allowing swaps or loans for him. Interest from Inter Milan was reported, but their swap offer involving Mehdi Taremi was declined.

SkySports reports on Manchester United's interest in Ollie Watkins amid potential changes in their forward lineup. Ollie Watkins is a potential target for Manchester United in case Rasmus Hojlund leaves this summer.

SkySports reports on Manchester United's decision to potentially sell Rasmus Hojlund. Manchester United have reportedly decided to cut their losses with Rasmus Hojlund, indicating a potential intention to sell the player.

Manchester United seems not entirely satisfied with Rasmus Højlund, although the player has expressed his desire to stay at Old Trafford. There may be intentions to bring in a strong competitor for him.

Inter Milan has inquired about the striker Rasmus Höjlund from Manchester United. Manchester United is asking for a transfer fee of approximately 47 million Euros for the 22-year-old. In 2023, the Danish international, who has 22 national caps, was transferred from Atalanta Bergamo to Manchester United for 78 million Euros. Since then, Höjlund has struggled with consistency, scoring only 26 goals and providing six assists in 95 appearances, which is considered insufficient considering the high transfer fee.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's openness to selling Rasmus Hojlund after a prolonged goal drought. Manchester United is open to selling Rasmus Hojlund after a goal drought extended to 16 games. The club is aware of potentially suffering a hefty loss on the player, who was bought for £64m from Atalanta in summer 2023.

Rasmus Hojlund is struggling to win the faith of head coach Ruben Amorim at Manchester United. He has often found himself on the bench since Amorim took charge in November. His performance has been criticized by unnamed coaches, and he has not scored in the last 16 games. United sources maintain that staff are encouraging him during training sessions, but there are worries about his capability to lead the line for the team.

Rasmus Hojlund is considered a feasible option to be sold by Manchester United to make way for new signings. However, United is unlikely to recoup the €74 million they paid for him in 2023.

Rasmus Hojlund is considering leaving Manchester United due to lack of playing time and confidence from the manager Ruben Amorim. Reports suggest two giant clubs are already eyeing a move for him.

Rasmus Hojlund is reportedly fighting to save his Manchester United career as the striker is on a 'trial' between now and the end of the season. A return to Serie A has been touted for him.

Rasmus Højlund is another player Manchester United aims to build their future around. However, the club's financial situation means they are open to entertaining significant offers for him. There is no pressing need to sell, but compelling offers will not be dismissed.

Manchester United is open to selling Rasmus Højlund if a good offer is made. Previously considered untouchable, the club is now willing to consider offers to improve their financial situation.

Gary Neville thinks Man Utd should sign a new striker to support Rasmus Hojlund. Hojlund has endured an up-and-down first season at Old Trafford since a £64m move from Atalanta last summer. He netted five goals in Man Utd's otherwise miserable Champions League group stage campaign, but had to wait until December 26 to break his Premier League duck. The Danish international has since gone on to score seven more times in the league from an xG of just 7.4. But without another senior striker and Man Utd having scored only 52 times all season - just twice more than 18th-placed Luton Town - Neville said the club has a pressing need for other options in their attack.

Rasmus Hojlund was recruited from Atalanta last summer for €74 million and initially struggled to make his mark in the Premier League. However, he hit a purple patch of form that suggested he would come good. But, the 21-year-old has regressed again, scoring one goal in 10 appearances since an injury. There are players who are reticent to pass to the Denmark international because they do not trust his ability.

Erik ten Hag, the coach of Manchester United, has implied that despite Rasmus Hojlund's successful performance this season, the club might need to bring in a new striker. His comments suggest that Hojlund might not have met the club's expectations despite his impressive goal tally.