Højlund has had a challenging second season at United, scoring just eight goals and providing four assists in 42 matches, including five goals in the Europa League group stage. He has only netted three times in the Premier League, with one goal in 2025 against Leicester City. His future at the club now appears uncertain.
According to Tuttosport, Juventus is considering a move to bring the former Atalanta striker back to Serie A this summer. The Italian club has reportedly made early contact with his representatives and views the potential transfer as a “low-cost” opportunity. Juventus is contemplating a loan with a buy option, though no official offer has been made yet.
Manchester United, expected to strengthen their attacking lineup, may be open to letting either Højlund or Joshua Zirkzee leave. The club is said to be more inclined to let Højlund go, as they believe they could secure a better deal.
Juventus is particularly interested in signing Højlund, especially ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup, and more concrete steps could be taken if they decide to seriously pursue the Danish forward.