Manchester United forward Rasmus Hojlund is fully focused on Ruben Amorim's project at Manchester United amidst rumours of a move away from the club.

Hojlund endured another difficult season with the Red Devils, who finished 15th in the Premier League and lost the Europa League final to Tottenham.

The Danish striker is facing uncertainty around his future, with talks of a potential move to Inter.

However, Hojlund said he expects to see his contract through at Old Trafford.

"I have a contract until 2030, so I expect to play for Manchester United," Hojlund said.

"I'm looking forward to going on a summer vacation, and then I'm fully dedicated to the project that’s underway.

"As I've told you before, I try to stay away from all that [transfer news], because it's both for better and for worse these days.

"I know I can't get much out of reading things. I know what the facts are, and that is that I have a contract with Manchester United until 2030.

"I expect to play there, so I'm just getting ready for some summer vacation and then hopefully a good pre-season."

Hojlund scored just four goals in 32 Premier League appearances last season while failing to score or assist in either the FA Cup or EFL Cup.

He averaged a goal every 503.3 minutes in the league with a shot conversion rate of 12.5%. He also missed twice as many big chances (six) as he scored (three).

His record in the Europa League was better as he found the net six times and registered two assists in 15 matches.

The 22-year-old may have to battle new signing Matheus Cunha for a starting position following the Brazilian's transfer from Wolves.