🚨🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Rasmus Højlund could leave Manchester United once the Benjamin Šeško deal is finalized, according to sources close to the club.

🚨🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Rasmus Højlund could leave Manchester United once the Benjamin Šeško deal is finalized, according to sources close to the club.

The possibility is described as concrete, with Ineos now actively exploring options for the Danish striker amid a reshuffle in the attacking department. 

 

Šeško’s imminent arrival signals a change in direction at Old Trafford. The Slovenian forward is viewed as a more complete and physically dominant striker with higher long-term potential. As a result, Højlund’s place in the starting XI is no longer guaranteed, prompting both player and club to consider his future.

 

United paid €75 million for Højlund just a year ago, but the club’s new sporting structure, led by Ineos and Jason Wilcox, has no sentimental attachments to past signings. Instead, they’re focused on building a more cohesive and balanced squad for new manager Ruben Amorim.

 

Sources say clubs in Italy and Germany are already monitoring the situation, with Atalanta and RB Leipzig among the early suitors, while Bayern Munich are keeping an eye on developments in case a loan with option-to-buy becomes available. A permanent sale is not off the table, but United would likely seek to recoup a large portion of the initial fee.

 

Højlund, 22, scored 16 goals in all competitions last season but often struggled with consistency and link-up play. With Šeško now expected to take the lead role in Amorim’s system, the door is wide open for the Dane to seek regular football elsewhere.

 

A crucial few weeks lie ahead. Højlund’s future may depend on how quickly the Šeško deal is concluded and whether the right offer comes in. One thing is clear: Manchester United’s summer overhaul is far from

over.