Manchester United’s manager, Ruben Amorim, has omitted Rasmus Højlund from the matchday squad as United prepare to face Arsenal this Sunday. With the arrival of Benjamin Šeško—a high-profile summer signing from RB Leipzig for approximately £73 million—Amorim has conveyed a clear message: Højlund’s opportunities will be limited this season. This strategic reshuffle suggests that his role in the team is diminishing. Certainly, the Dane appears poised to depart Old Trafford this summer, whether via loan or a permanent transfer. Football transfer guru Fabrizio Romano confirmed on X (formerly Twitter): “Rasmus Højlund and Manchester United, it’s definitely over. Højlund won’t be part of Man United squad against Arsenal as club sends clear message pushing for his exit. United open to permanent and also loan deal, Højlund will assess his options.” United’s executive leadership seems to be backing Amorim’s decision, signaling their intention to streamline their attacking options aggressively heading into the new season.
