(Credit: Imago)

Ciaran Morrison

Thu 14 August 2025 17:06, UK

Manchester United have updated their stance on striker Rasmus Hojlund as they struggle to offload the striker.

Sources: Hojlund's Man United exit takes twist after rival deal agreed	‘Fulham given major boost as Arsenal take no-nonsense Oleksandr Zinchenko stance’	Alexander Isak transfer 'update' as Liverpool 'stance' emerges with Newcastle possibility

Following the signing of Benjamin Sesko, Man United are ready to accept offers for Hojlund this summer.

The move is part of Ruben Amorim’s rebuilding of the Man United squad, though that is largely dependent on player sales.

Hojlund could leave United this summer.

As reported by The Sun, [14 August] United have now decided they would accept a loan deal at £5million a season with an option to buy for Hojlund.



Appearances95Goals26Assists6Hojlund’s Man United stats in all competitions.

Amorim too has Bryan Mbeumo he could play up-front ahead of Hojlund, so the United manager now has options thanks to his summer purchases.

If Hojlund was to leave on loan and fail to make an impact elsewhere then Man United will have a tougher task selling him next summer.
For more news relating to Manchester United, visit our sister site MUFC Live.