The future of Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund has been thrown into uncertainty after his agent, SEG Football, hinted at a possible departure from Old Trafford.
The 21-year-old Danish forward, who joined United last summer in a £72m deal from Atalanta, has struggled to find consistent form this season. His agent's comments have now fuelled speculation about a potential summer exit.
Agent's Cryptic Message Sparks Speculation
SEG Football posted a cryptic message on social media that read: "Sometimes the best solution is to start fresh somewhere else." While not directly naming Hojlund, the timing and context have led many to believe it relates to the young striker's situation at United.
Hojlund has scored just 14 goals in 40 appearances across all competitions this season, with only one goal in his last nine Premier League matches.
United's Striker Dilemma
The Red Devils face a crucial decision about their attacking options this summer:
- Hojlund's potential remains high but his output has been inconsistent
- United may need to sign another proven striker regardless of Hojlund's future
- The club's new minority owners INEOS are expected to overhaul the squad
Manager Erik ten Hag has previously defended Hojlund, stating: "Rasmus is a young player with fantastic potential. We must be patient with his development."
Possible Destinations if Hojlund Leaves
Should United decide to cash in on their young striker, several clubs could be interested:
- Bayern Munich - Seeking long-term replacement for Harry Kane
- AC Milan - Looking to strengthen their attack for Champions League
- Atletico Madrid - Known for developing young strikers
United would likely demand a fee close to what they paid for Hojlund last summer, despite his mixed first season in England.
