Manchester United is facing challenges in offloading players before the summer transfer window closes, with Victor Lindelof emerging as a key target for Serie A club Lazio. Lindelof, who has struggled with injuries and has not trained for over three weeks, is considered a priority signing for Lazio, but his high wages and recent fitness issues complicate potential negotiations. Despite interest from Lazio and other clubs like Fiorentina and Eintracht Frankfurt, no deal has materialized due to his £120,000 weekly salary, which Lazio cannot afford without a significant pay-off or loan agreement from United. Meanwhile, United is actively seeking to balance their squad and finances and has already sold Scott McTominay and Hannibal Mejbri. The club's management, under INEOS, is reportedly willing to sell Lindelof, especially with his contract nearing expiration, but they have yet to receive a satisfactory offer. As the transfer deadline approaches, the situation remains uncertain for both Lindelof and United's plans for the remainder of the season.