Leeds United are reportedly eyeing a big summer signing, as they join West Ham in the race to sign Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund.
The Danish forward has struggled at Old Trafford, and it now seems like both Leeds and West Ham are interested in giving him a fresh start.
Leeds Looking to Strengthen Attack
With Leeds aiming for promotion back to the Premier League, the club is expected to be active in the summer transfer window.
A strong striker is a priority, and Hojlund, who earns £78k-a-week at Manchester United, has become a potential target.
The Whites will likely have a big transfer budget if they secure promotion, which would allow them to compete financially with West Ham for the 22-year-old.
Reports suggest that Hojlund could be available for around £40 million, a fee that both clubs could consider.
West Ham Unsure About Hojlund
While West Ham have been linked with Hojlund in recent weeks, some reports suggest that they may not be fully convinced.
The Hammers are looking for a striker who is both mobile and physically dominant, and there are concerns that Hojlund may not fit the bill.
Under Graham Potter, West Ham are expected to undergo a major squad overhaul in the summer, with a new striker high on the priority list.
However, some believe that Hojlund may not be the right fit for their style of play. If Leeds step up their interest, West Ham might be happy to let them take the Danish forward.
A Risky Signing?
Hojlund has struggled to make an impact at Manchester United since his big-money move to the Premier League.
Despite his potential, his time at Old Trafford has been disappointing, and some fans question whether he is ready to lead the line for another Premier League club.

However, at just 22 years old, he still has time to develop. Leeds United could provide the perfect environment for him to rediscover his form, especially if they return to the top flight next season.
His £78k-a-week wages could be a concern, but Leeds may be willing to meet his demands if they see him as a key player for their future.
Leeds to Win the Battle?
With both clubs showing interest, it remains to be seen where Hojlund will end up. Leeds, with their potential Premier League return, could have the upper hand financially.
If they manage to secure his signing, it could be a huge statement of intent for their ambitions in the top division.
Only time will tell if Leeds push ahead with the move, but one thing is certain, their summer transfer window is shaping up to be an exciting one.
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