Bayer Leverkusen joins Rasmus Hojlund chase; numerous European teams interested.

Bayer Leverkusen have joined several other clubs in their pursuit of Rasmus Hojlund, with Erik ten Hag looking to bring the striker back to his side. According to Caught Offside, Leverkusen are the latest club to show interest in the Danish forward. Manchester United are eager to sell Hojlund, as they look for a new striker to replace him, and ten Hag, who previously managed United, is hoping for a reunion with the player.

Hojlund is one of the key players that Manchester United are considering moving, and they have been in talks with several teams, including Inter Milan, who made a significant offer.

However, the transfer has not yet finalized, and other clubs across Europe are still interested in signing him. Juventus and AS Roma have also been linked with Hojlund, though Roma may be less likely to pursue him after signing Evan Ferguson.

Manchester United expect Hojlund to leave this summer as they look for a new number nine.

Their main target is Benjamin Sesko, but they are also keeping tabs on players like Nicolas Jackson and Ollie Watkins. While Leverkusen have entered the race for Hojlund, the final deal will depend on the price United are willing to accept. Erik ten Hag, now at Leverkusen, wants to reunite with the Danish forward, believing he could be the key to unlocking the team’s attacking potential.

Will Bayer Leverkusen try to bring in Rasmus Hojlund?

Ten Hag has already seen several players leave the team, including important stars like Florian Wirtz and key midfielder Granit Xhaka.

The idea of signing Hojlund could be appealing because he might be a familiar face, and it could also help replace Victor Boniface, who might leave as well.

Ten Hag likely thinks he can help restart Hojlund's career, considering the player was more effective when the Dutchman was manager at Manchester United.

Whether Leverkusen can actually get Hojlund depends on whether they are willing to pay his asking price.