Milan plans to sign Hojlund this summer on a loan-to-buy deal for a total of £40 million, matching Manchester United's asking price.

Manchester United has successfully hijacked Newcastle's move for Leipzig forward Sesko, which means there is no place for Hojlund at United. If the player wants to get game time, a transfer is the only option. With the World Cup in 2026, Hojlund is eager to participate in good form and prove himself again; perhaps returning to the familiar Serie A would be a good choice.

According to the latest report from journalist Ben Jacobs, Serie A giants AC Milan are preparing to sign Hojlund through a loan-to-buy arrangement, with Manchester United's asking price set at £40 million. Milan's offer consists of a £5 million loan for one year, followed by a £35 million optional buyout clause, totaling approximately £40 million, which aligns with United's asking price. Hojlund's current desire remains to stay at Manchester United and prove himself again, but United seems more inclined to sell Hojlund and keep Cirkzee.

Hojlund joined Manchester United from Atalanta for €77.8 million in the summer transfer window of 2023. So far, he has played 95 matches in all competitions for the Red Devils, scoring 26 goals and providing 6 assists, which suggests he has struggled to adapt in the Premier League! United is also experiencing a striker drought, and Sesko may not necessarily be better than Hojlund!

The 22-year-old Hojlund stands 1.91 meters tall and plays as a left-footed center forward. His contract with Manchester United runs until 2028, with a market value of €35 million. Last season, he made 52 appearances across all competitions, starting 38 of those, totaling 3,321 minutes on the pitch, contributing 10 goals and 3 assists, with a disappointing record of 4 goals and no assists in 32 Premier League matches.