Leeds United are reportedly eyeing Manchester United’s €74 million forward, Rasmus Hojlund, who has struggled since his 2023 move from Atalanta. After an injury-hit and disappointing season, Hojlund lost his starting place under coach Ruben Amorim. Leeds, aiming for Premier League promotion, could target him if they secure a top-flight return. Man Utd are open to offers, with a €50 million price tag.
For the latest transfer buzz, Leeds United has shown interest in Manchester United’s Rasmus Højlund, a forward who has struggled to live up to his €74 million price tag since joining from Atalanta in 2023. While Højlund’s debut season started promisingly, his form has dipped, and injuries have hindered his progress, leading to his exclusion from the starting lineup.
With Manchester United needing funds in the summer, they are reportedly open to offers around €50 million for the Danish striker. Leeds, currently battling for promotion back to the Premier League, is reportedly interested in Højlund, though any potential move would only be feasible if they secure Premier League status. Despite the historic rivalry between the two clubs, there is precedent for transfers between them, such as Dan James’ move to Leeds in 2021.
The potential move is still speculative, with many factors still uncertain, including whether Højlund or alternative strikers like Joshua Zirkzee or Chido Obi-Martin will perform well enough to secure a place in the team.
