Rasmus Hojlund handed Premier League lifeline as shock club 'interested' in Man Utd outcast

A shock Premier League club has shown 'interest' in signing Rasmus Hojlund this summer, according to stunning reports.

Hojlund's future at Manchester United is up in the air following the big-money signing of Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig.

Sesko, who got fans talking after his first training session for his new side, was snapped up for a cool £73.7 million and is expected to lead the line in the 2025/26 season.

Hojlund has been strongly linked with a move away from Old Trafford this summer.

Clubs across Europe are keeping tabs on his situation, including Italy's Inter Milan and AC Milan, not to mention Borussia Dortmund.

Milan have been in talks with the Red Devils and have offered a loan fee worth £4.5 million, with an option to make the transfer a permanent deal for £39 million.

Rasmus Hojlund in action for Manchester United in pre-season. Image: Getty

A new team has since entered the race to sign Hojlund from Man United.

According to The Daily Mail, Fulham are 'showing tentative interest' in Hojlund and are weighing up a move as Rodrigo Muniz is the subject of bids from Atalanta.

Fulham, however, would need to know the Dane wants to come before making a suitable offer.

Marco Silva's team have signed just one player this summer as he eyes further recruitments ahead of the new season.

Man United are eager to offload the 22-year-old, who has failed to impress since arriving from Atalanta for £72 million in the summer of 2023.

Fulham have shown 'interest' in signing Rasmus Hojlund from Manchester United this summer. Image: Getty

But Hojlund has been digging in his heels saying he wants to stay at Man United and fight for his place despite Sesko's arrival.

He is backing himself to still make a contribution to Ruben Amorim's team and to be ready regardless of whether the Slovenian fails to the ground running.

Hojlund scored 16 goals across all competition in his debut season at Man United.

He only managed 10 goals last season, including a measly four league goals.