According to a report from Alfredo Pedulla, Manchester United have received a boost in their pursuit of Atalanta striker Rasmus Hojlund.
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Atalanta Preparing ‘Probable Farewell‘ to Rasmus Hojlund
United in Need of a Striker
Manchester United struggled in front of goal throughout last season. The Red Devils found it difficult to score goals after the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portuguese legend suddenly left Old Trafford in November 2022, when it felt he was looking for a way out. Anthony Martial missed parts of the season through injury, which left Erik ten Hag short of viable options in attack.
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The lack of a goalscoring striker undoubtedly had a significant negative impact on the team’s performances as the goals dried up, with January loan arrival Wout Weghorst failing to score in his 17 Premier League appearances.
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Rasmus Hojlund to Manchester United Edges Closer
The update from Pedulla is promising news for Manchester United as it appears Atalanta are preparing a “probable farewell” to their £61 million star. The update from the journalist also reveals the Serie A club are looking at the market for a replacement for Hojlund, with the club identifying AC Milan striker Lorenzo Colombo and Almeria forward Bilal Toure. The report of Atalanta looking at replacements for Hojlund will be great news to all connected with Manchester United.
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Paris Saint-Germain are interested in Hojlund, according to Fabrizio Romano, who mentions United will bid shortly to avoid allowing PSG the opportunity to hijack their pursuit of the Danish striker. Romano also mentions in his latest update that the Red Devils have agreed personal terms with the Dane – while the club continue to speak to Atalanta regarding a transfer fee.
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