Overview

• Rasmus Hojlund is undergoing medical checks at Villa Stuart in Rome before signing with Napoli, with reports describing a contract through 2030 and an option for an additional year.
• Multiple outlets say the agreement with Manchester United is a loan that becomes an obligation to buy if Napoli qualify for next season’s Champions League.
• Reported financial terms vary across sources, including a €5 million loan plus €40 million purchase clause versus a €50 million total fee with a 5% sell-on for United.
• Hojlund is expected to join up after Denmark duty next week, with local reporting suggesting availability for Antonio Conte around 9–10 September and a potential Serie A bow later that week.
• Napoli have also added Eljif Elmas on loan from RB Leipzig with a reported €2 million fee and a €16 million option to buy, as Roma close a loan for Kostas Tsimikas and Juventus explore a loan for Kolo Muani.