Rasmus Hojlund has emphasized his desire to remain a Manchester United player, but Dane may now change his attitude with AC Milan to land a striker who fell on pecking orders after Benjamin Sesco’s transfer
Rasmus Hojlund admits his defeat to his career at Manchester United and is ready to pursue the exit door after Benjamin Sesco’s signature pushes him further into the pecking order.
Reuben Amorim has signed many new forwards, but confirmed the capture of No. 9 until Saturday, they spent over £70 million to land Sesco, which is set to hamper Hozilund’s involvement in the future.
He previously rejected the possibility of a move to RB Leipzig when the Manchester outfit was negotiating a contract for Sesco. Now Dane is more embracing the idea of leaving Old Trafford, but the idea of AC Milan coming to the table reports Talksport.
The Italian is discussing with United about a potential move for the £40 million rating Hojlund. The Serie A outfit ideally seeks a loan deal with a purchase option at the end of the season in order to collect some of the cash the Red Devils paid to sign the Striker just two years ago.
If he leaves with the aforementioned fees, it still represents a loss of around £30 million from the striker who managed just four goals in the previous Premier League. Its lack of efficacy is the motivation for Amorim to enter the market.
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In a story of United chasing a new striker, he claimed he had enjoyed the competitive outlook and was determined to prove himself last week. “My plan is very clear and I think it’s about me staying and fighting for my place no matter what happens,” he said.
“Competition is fine for me. It makes me sharp. I’m ready. I feel sharp, I feel sharp. I think competition is good. I make the team sharp. I’m still very young. I think people forget that.
It remains to be seen whether Joshua Zilky has a future with Manchester and Sesco. All Portuguese managers spent over £200 million in his first summer.
Amorim himself could not rule out the possibility that Hojlund would leave this window. “The important thing is that Rasmus is scoring the goal. He’s really connected with the team. He’s improving.
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