Inter Milan wants to rent first and then buy Hoylund! Manchester United has convinced him to leave the team and strive to play in the FFC Cup

It is said that after Ruben Amorin made it clear that he had no position in his future plan, Hoylund had to accept leaving the team this summer. If an agreement can be reached with Manchester United, as long as the Red Devils agree, he is willing to accept Inter Milan's plan and return to Italy to find a new student.

22-year-old Danish center joined Manchester United from another "Blue and Black Army" Atalanta in 2023, spending £72 million in transfer fees. After scoring 16 goals in the first season, his performance this season declined, with only 10 goals in 52 games, especially the Premier League scored only 4 goals. He had lost his temper for 21 consecutive games before March and made many amateur mistakes.

But he is still very popular in Serie A. Inter Milan, Juventus and Naples are closely watching. According to the Milan Sports Daily, Inter Milan sports director Piero Osilio negotiated with Manchester United and his player agents in London this week on Hoylund's potential transfer.

Although Manchester United wants to sell it directly forever, Hoylund's poor performance means that there is no such buyer. Therefore, Inter Milan's 38 million pounds are expected to rent first and then buy the contract, which is enough to convince the club to agree to the release. It is reported that the loan contract will stipulate that once Hoylund's performance reaches a certain standard, the runner-up team of Serie A and Champions League this season will be obliged to buy out.

Before transfer to Manchester United, Hoylund made 34 appearances for Atlanta and scored 10 goals. Back to the familiar Apennine Peninsula, in the slower European League, he hopes to regain his life at the Meazza Stadium and even win the championship, just like Red Devils predecessors Lukaku, Sanchez, Mkhitaryan and others.

Hoylund's two years at Manchester United, his Premier League performance was not good, but his European goal efficiency was good, and he scored 11 goals, which shows that he may just be unsuitable for English football.

There is still some work to be done at the moment, but Manchester United hopes to facilitate Hoylund to complete the transfer in time so as to represent Inter in the Club World Cup, and Inter is also full of hope for his joining. According to FIFA's arrangements, the special signing window for the Club World Cup will be closed on June 10, and there are still a few days left to operate.

"Milan Sports Daily" said Inter Milan is expected to sign a contract with new coach Zivo on Friday. The Romanian legend has accepted a two-year contract with an annual salary of 2 million euros. He will leave Parma, who he coached this season, and become a replacement for Inzaghi, Jr., and lead the team he played for when he was a player. As long as Zivo agrees to introduce Hoylund, the transaction will accelerate.

Neons and Blacks will face Monterrey, Mexico in their first game of the reformed Club World Cup on June 18, and will then play against Urawa Red Diamonds and Argentina's powerful team Riverbed. Manchester United fans are also very concerned about whether the "cargo ship" can set sail in the United States, and most Red Devils fans are looking forward to his departure.

Once Hoylund leaves, Amorin will let Zilkze and 17-year-old rookie Chido Obi serve as Manchester United's substitute center next season, but he will not lack tactical options, because Cunya, Mbemo and even Maguire can play guest center and play better than Hoylund.

Manchester United is expected to introduce a new No. 9 during the summer transfer window. At this moment, fans' confidence in the possibility of joining Tzekelish has increased again. It is said that the Portuguese sports scorer has been abandoned by other giants and may have the only option to join Manchester United. The 27-year-old Swedish striker naturally could not score crazy goals like the Portuguese Super League in the Premier League, but he would beat Hoylund no matter how he was.