AC Milan is planning to recruit Rasmus Hojlund in the context of Man United is said to be ready to let the Danish striker leave in loan.
Man United is ready for AC Milan to borrow Rasmus Hojlund
According to Sky Sports, AC Milan has targeted Rasmus Hojlund as an alternative to Juventus's Dusan Vlahovic. And this deal can become more feasible than ever when Man United is ready to turn on the green light if they successfully recruit Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig in this summer transfer window.
Corriere dello Sport revealed that Rossoneri is ready to send a proposal to borrow Hojlund with a bought -off term of 35 million euros, a fairly pleasant fee if compared to Vlahovic's high salary.
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Hojlund once exploded in Atalanta shirt with 9 goals and 4 assists, which made Man United spend up to 80 million euros to bring him back to Old Trafford in 2023. However, the 22 -year -old man could not respond to expectations. After 95 appearances for the “Red Devils”, Hojlund only scored 26 goals, a modest number with a highly valuable center.
With the goal of upgrading the public in the 2025/26 season, Man United is willing to break up Hojlund to clear the way for a more class striker. In addition to Milan, Roma is also considered a potential stop when coach Gian Piero Gasperini, who once guided Hojlund in Atalanta, really wanted to reunite former students. Juventus also silently monitored the situation, but coach Igor Tudor only considered him a backup plan for Randal Kolo Muavi.
As for Milan, they are looking for a partner in the attack for Santiago Gimenez, the Mexican striker has committed to sticking to the future with the San Siro Stadium. Dusan Vlahovic is still the No. 1 target for coach Massimiliano Allegri, but the negotiation process with “old lady” into Turin is still standing still.
Ahead of the opening match of Coppa Italia against Bari on August 16, Milan wanted to close the squad soon to prepare for the new season. With Hojlund, the prospect of landing at Serie A may be an opportunity to rescue a career.