Man Utd Open to Selling Hojlund Amid Striker Search

Manchester United are open to selling striker Rasmus Hojlund for around £30 million this summer, despite the 22-year-old's insistence that he wants to stay and fight for his place. Hojlund, who originally joined United for £72 million, has faced criticism for inconsistency but remains focused on his development. The club is actively pursuing new forwards, with talks ongoing for RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko and interest in Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins, Barcelona's Fermin Lopez, and Swedish talent Kevin Filling. Newcastle United are also in contention for Sesko, who was recently left out of a Leipzig friendly as transfer talks continue. Although United are not under financial pressure to sell Hojlund, a sale could help fund further reinforcements. Hojlund maintains that increased competition will benefit both his personal growth and the team's prospects.