Manchester United are expected to go after Rasmus Hojlund following the completion of the André Onana deal. The distance with Inter has narrowed, and the agreement could be struck later this week. The goalkeeper has come to terms with the Red Devils. He’ll earn €6.5/7M plus add-ons in the next five years, doubling what he’s currently earning, Alfredo Pedullà informs.
Instead, the talks with Atalanta will be more challenging. The Red Devils offered €45M in their opening proposal. La Dea demanded at least €15M more. On the other hand, the entourage of the prodigy is raring for him to move to England. An agreement on personal terms will be very easy to find.
Per Tuttomercatoweb, Manchester United haven’t raised their first bid for Hojlund. The Bergamaschi are determined to keep him for another season. Their sky-high price tag is keeping suitors at bay.
Moreover, the Orobici are helped by the fact that Victor Osimhen and Dusan Vlahovic aren’t close to departing at this stage. Napoli and Juventus would target the Dane if they lost their center-forwards.
Our Take on Manchester United and Hojlund
Atalanta haven’t been in a selling mood this summer. He’d benefit from another year in Serie A too. His maiden campaign has been promising but not outstanding. The Red Devils have to hope he pushes to leave; otherwise, the scenario is unlikely to change.
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