Overview
- Reports in Italy say the agreement covers a season-long loan for Rasmus Hojlund with a compulsory purchase that brings the total outlay to about €45m.
- Gianluca Di Marzio reports Hojlund could travel to Italy as early as Friday if personal terms are finalised.
- Manchester Evening News previously reported that United insisted on an obligation to buy after an initial proposal lacked the clause.
- Hojlund has not featured for Manchester United for several weeks as Benjamin Sesko has taken his matchday place.
- The Denmark international publicly backed his teammates by reposting a club lineup on Instagram with a supportive message.