Luo Ti: Inter Milan hopes to introduce Hoylen with loan + buyout rights, Manchester United asks for 40 million to 45 million euros

June 8 According to the "Roman Sports" report, Inter Milan hopes to rent first and then buy Hoylen, and Manchester United hopes to sell players directly.

Inter Milan has announced two consecutive signings this summer: midfielder Susic and wide player Luis Enrique, and Inter Milan's key signing target will be the striker. Since Correa and Arnautovic's contract is about to expire and Taremi's future stay and stay is uncertain, Inter needs to introduce new strikers to find suitable rotations for Lautaro and Toulam Jr. Inter Milan's forward line will be greatly affected in the past two seasons once Lautaro or Touram Jr. is absent. Inter Milan hopes to introduce Hoylen this summer to enhance the overall strength of the forward line.

Inter Milan has been in contact with Hoylen for several weeks, and Inter Milan is also interested in Zilkze. However, Manchester United hopes to retain Zilkize, so Inter Milan has accelerated the introduction of Hoylen. Hoylen became famous in Atlanta, and he was willing to return to the familiar Serie A arena and play for Inter Milan. Manchester United will not force players to stay, but the key is the transfer method and price.

"Roman Sports" stated that Inter Milan hopes to rent Hoylen and add the right of first refusal, or a conditional compulsory refusal. But Manchester United is not willing to rent out players at the moment, but instead hopes to sell Hoylen. Manchester United signed Hoylen from Atlanta two years ago for more than 70 million euros, but now it only costs 40 to 45 million euros to get Hoylen.

In addition, Inter Milan is also preparing to introduce a defender and is interested in Parma's 18-year-old young player Leoni. After Zivo coached Parma in February this year, Leoni was promoted to the main lineup by him and performed well. Inter Milan wants to sign Leoni, it will require about 15 million euros to transfer fees. Milan is also interested in Leoni, and if competition between the two clubs is triggered, Leoni's price will rise. However, what is beneficial to Inter Milan is that Zivo will soon coach Inter Milan, and Leoni is willing to follow his mentor to join.

Once Leoni joins Inter, one of the two veterans Archerby and Devry may leave the team. Although Archerby's contract has one year left, Inter Milan only needs to pay 500,000 euros to terminate the contract with him in advance. In this way, Leoni can get more space for competition next season and continue to grow.