Manchester United ready to accept financial loss on Højlund

Striker Rasmus Højlund has not justified the £72 million spent on his transfer to Manchester United, and now the "Red Devils" are inclined to sell him. However, it is unlikely they will recover the spent money.

Details: According to Football Insider, Manchester United is currently prepared to part ways with the Dane for £50 million. Juventus is mentioned among the suitors for the forward, but it remains unknown if the "Bianconeri" are willing to pay such an amount for him.

Increasingly, there is a sense that they might be tempted to cut their losses and accept "good" offers below their sky-high asking price.

Reminder: Højlund is now set to become Manchester United's primary forward, as his positional rival Joshua Zirkzee is out for the season due to injury.