Manchester United forward Rasmus Hojlund has given the green light to Inter Milan to push for a potential summer move. The 22-year-old has endured a disastrous tenure with the Red Devils so far, as manager Ruben Amorim implements his plan.
There is a potential for Hojlund to fall further down the pecking order under Amorim amid drastic changes at United. Amorim’s appointment has caused a lot of shuffling in the United squad, which has struggled to perform before his arrival.
The Red Devils’ 16th-place finish in the Premier League has provided Amorim a chance to make drastic changes for improvements. A club of United’s stature cannot suffer a repeat of last season’s embarrassment, which requires many sacrifices and hard decisions.
Manchester United star Rasmus Hojlund has given the green light for a potential move to Inter Milan this summer.
Hojlund joined United under former manager Erik ten Hag in the summer of 2023 from Atalanta for a £72m fee. Despite his immense potential and a good early start, the Denmark international failed to live up to the massive expectations.
Like every forward, Hojlund thrives in confidence, and despite his young age, a club with an immense demand like United cannot give him numerous chances. At the same time, Amorim has prioritised the attacking department in the transfer market, making Hojlund’s position more uncertain.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Hojlund has given the green light for a potential move to Inter from United. Hojlund enjoyed a breakthrough season at Atalanta in the Serie A and has the talent to rejuvenate his career there.
At the same time, United cannot afford to keep Hojlund and let his valuation drop any further. According to Transfermarkt, the 22-year-old holds a market valuation of €35 million (£29.5 million), which is significantly less than what United paid for him.
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However, Inter have a financial issue of their own and could push for a loan move before signing him permanently. While the Red Devils would prefer a permanent deal to raise their transfer funds, a loan move is mutually beneficial. If Hojlund regains his form, United could cash in on him at a higher valuation than the one he holds.