Manchester United Plans Rasmus Hojlund Partial Swap with Atalanta

Manchester United are considering selling underperforming striker Rasmus Hojlund after a disappointing season, with the club reducing their asking price from £50 million to £30 million to attract buyers. Hojlund, who was signed for £72 million from Atalanta less than two years ago, has managed just three Premier League goals this season and has struggled to fulfill his early promise. Atalanta, his former club, is reportedly interested in re-signing him through a potential partial swap deal involving Ademola Lookman, who is open to returning to England. Other clubs such as Juventus and Napoli have also expressed interest, but United’s initial high asking price has deterred potential suitors. Manchester United are keen to offload Hojlund in order to raise funds for new signings, with forwards like Matheus Cunha and Victor Osimhen reportedly targeted as replacements. Manager Ruben Amorim has defended Hojlund, attributing the team’s scoring problems to broader issues, but United appear ready to move on from the Danish striker.