According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Rasmus Hozilund’s future at Manchester United is increasingly uncertain, and the club has informed the Danish striker that it may be difficult to come in his usual minutes by this season.
As it could prove to be a pivotal moment in his career, Hojlund began to consider his next step once the transfer window entered the critical stage.
United’s preference is to make permanent sales and allow funds to be reinvested elsewhere.
However, the club does not completely rule out loan movements, particularly when it includes favorable financial conditions and guarantees for player development.
AC Milan shows interest in Rasmus Hojlund
One of the most serious candidates for Hojlund’s signature is AC Milan. The Italian giant has been tracking the 22-year-old for several weeks, and as Jacobs reports, they are willing to build a deal that matches United’s £40 million valuation.
Milan’s proposal is thought to include initial loan fees combined with future purchase options. This gives Hojlund a consistent game time opportunity in Serie A while providing flexibility for both clubs.
Further discussion took place between the two clubs yesterday, with Milan eager to accelerate negotiations before rival profits emerge. Rossoneri sees Hozilund as an ideal addition to the forefront.
Hojlund should consider leaving Man United
For Hojlund, this decision is as good as its financial conditions for football. Staying at Old Trafford allows him to continue fighting for the place, but the prospect of leading the line of clubs like Milan is attractive.
With Benjamin Sesco’s arrival at Old Trafford this summer, it’s no surprise to see them consider selling, considering how he played for the Red Devils.
Former Man United defender Jap Stam has previously called Hozilund a “very good player.”
Source: Man United considers 28-year-old attacker as a backup option for Benjamin Sesco
