“I confirm it” – Fabrizio Romano reveals Hojlund will leave on one condition as Man Utd pursue new striker | OneFootball

Fabrizio Romano provided the latest updates on Manchester United, especially the situation in attack, which is leaving the future of Rasmus Hojlund up in the air.

The Red Devils have finally found an agreement with Brentford on the transfer of Bryan Mbeumo. Hence as Romano reveals in the latest video posted on his official YouTube channel, the club will now address other positions in the squad, especially the centre-forward role.

The Italian journalist begins by revealing how Sporting CP have offered United the opportunity to hijack Viktor Gyokeres’ transfer to Arsenal. Nevertheless, this remains an unlikely move, as the Swedish striker only has eyes for the Gunners.

Romano provides latest updates on Man Utd, Gyokeres & Hojlund

That being said, Romano insists that MUFC are still keen to sign a new centre-forward, even though it won’t be Gyokeres or the Liverpool-bound Hugo Ekitike, albeit he doesn’t mention any candidates for the role.

But the question that poses itself is what will be the fate of Hojlund following the arrival of a direct competitor for his role.

After all, the Dane is coming off a disappointing campaign where he only managed to score four goals in the Premier League, while the absence of European football next season, coupled with the arrival of a striker handpicked by Ruben Amorim, could leave him starving for playing time.

As Romano explains, Hojlund is determined to stay at Man Utd and fight for his place.

Rasmus Hojlund would only leave Man United if told to

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The former Atalanta star would only consider leaving if Amorim or the management were to tell him that he is no longer part of the project.

In recent weeks, Hojlund has been heavily linked with a return to Serie A, where he remains a popular figure, at least based on the number and quality of his Italian suitors.

The Denmark international is reportedly on the shortlist of Inter Milan, AC Milan, Juventus, Napoli and Roma.