Manchester United’s transfer activity has kept fans on edge as the club balances incoming talent with potential departures.
Pre-season has highlighted the growing competition for starting spots, with young prospects and new signings pushing for minutes under Ruben Amorim.
Off the pitch, supporters have been glued to updates about the squad, tracking every potential transfer, loan, and tactical adjustment as the Premier League looms.
Rival clubs across Europe are moving quickly to bolster their squads, adding pressure on United to make timely decisions about players on the fringes.
Meanwhile, social media and insider reports continue to feed speculation, with fans keen to see how the squad will take shape for the season ahead.
Attention has now turned to Rasmus Hojlund, Manchester United’s Danish centre-forward, whose future at Old Trafford has been the subject of growing interest.
The player, who has previously been a fan of United, had been hesitant about leaving, but recent developments suggest he is warming to a move abroad.
Reports suggest that Rasmus Hojlund has given an initial opening to the idea of joining AC Milan, signalling a possible transfer to Serie A.
According to Calcio Mercato, AC Milan plan to finalise the deal by Thursday or Friday this week, potentially bringing a key addition to Allegri’s attacking setup while reshaping United’s forward options.
AC Milan have been active in the transfer market, finalising the departures and arrivals needed to strengthen Massimiliano Allegri’s squad.
After selling Malick Thiaw to Newcastle for over €40 million, they brought in Koni De Winter from Genoa for €20 million plus €5 million in bonuses.
The Rossoneri are now focused on adding a centre-forward to complete their attacking lineup, and Højlund has emerged as the priority.
The Danish striker has been on the fringes of Amorim’s plans at Manchester United, with the club having opened the door for a potential move.
With the arrival of players like Benjamin Sesko, Højlund’s role in the squad has become less central, prompting consideration of a change.
Reports indicate that Milan has intensified contact with Hojlund’s representatives, receiving a positive signal that the player is keen to explore the opportunity of wearing the Rossoneri shirt.
Discussions between the two clubs have reportedly progressed, with a draft agreement on a loan deal worth €6 million and an option to buy for a total of around €45 million.
Højlund’s €4 million net per season salary would be fully covered by Milan.
