Napoli have entered the race to sign Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund after suffering a major injury blow on the eve of the new campaign. Romelu Lukaku, the former Man Utd forward, is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines after sustaining a thigh injury in Napoli’s final pre-season friendly against Olympiacos at the weekend.

Rasmus Hojlund's move to Fulham could be about to accelerate as big-money developments emerge ahead of the approaching transfer deadline.

Manchester United want Rasmus Hojlund sold this summer transfer window after Benjamin Sesko effectively replaced the centre-forward against Arsenal at Old Trafford

Contacts are continuing between Napoli and Manchester United for Rasmus Hojlund, with a loan deal being worked on. That’s according to journalist Ciro Venerato, via Napoli Magazine, who reports that the Italian side are prepared to pay a loan fee for the striker.

Højlund has found himself replaced as United’s usual No. 9 following the summer arrival of Benjamin Šeško, and was notably absent from the matchday squad for Sunday’s Premier League opener against Arsenal—Mason Mount started in a false nine role.

Serie A giants Napoli have been offered a chance to sign Manchester United’s Rasmus Hojlund.The Dane has been close to joining Milan this summer after he opened to the possibility of joining the

The 22-year-old Danish forward, placed on the exit ramp by the club's management, does not want to leave Old Trafford

Hojlund faces an uncertain future at Old Trafford following the signing of fellow striker Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig.

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has reportedly decided that Joshua Zirkzee will not be sold in the summer transfer window. The Red Devils signed the 24-year-old striker from Bologna last summer for a fee of £33.6m, but he has failed to make a strong impact in his first season at the club.

While it would appear the Denmark international is heading for the exit door, Ruben Amorim has set him a challenge. "He has to fight for his place,” the Man United boss told reporters when explaining his decision to leave Hojlund out for the visit of the Gunners.