Man United Star Says Yes To Inter Milan Move – Talks Ongoing Between Clubs | OneFootball

Man United striker Rasmus Hojlund has said yes to a move to join Inter Milan.

This according to today’s print edition of Rome-based newspaper Corriere dello Sport, via FCInterNews. They report that the clubs are in ongoing negotiations, with the fee likely to be €40-45 million.

Inter Milan are getting ready to reinforce their squad for new coach Cristian Chivu.

Having decided upon the Romanian to replace Simone Inzaghi, the Nerazzurri are getting ready to make a big attacking signing.

With Marko Arnautovic and Joaquin Correa gone as their contracts expire, and the future of Mehdi Taremi uncertain, Inter must bolster the attacking depth.

And it has always been clear what the Nerazzurri’s strategy will be. They will focus on a younger attacking signing.

Man United Striker Rasmus Hojlund Says Yes To Inter Milan Move

BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND – APRIL 27: Rasmus Hojlund of Manchester United controls the ball during the Premier League match between AFC Bournemouth and Manchester United FC at Vitality Stadium on April 27, 2025 in Bournemouth, England. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

Rasmus Hojlund as emerged as Inter Milan’s main target in attack.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, the Nerazzurri had eyed up both the Dane and his Manchester United teammate Joshua Zirkzee. However, United want to keep the latter.

Therefore, Inter are now focusing their efforts on signing Hojlund. The Red Devils would certainly be willing to listen to offers for the 22-year-old.

The Corriere report that Hojlund himself has already said yes to the idea of joining Inter.

Therefore, it could come down to whether Inter can make inroads in talks with United.

The two clubs are actively negotiating now, reports the Corriere. The focus of the negotiations right now is on the structure of a deal.

Inter want to sign Hojlund on an initial loan deal with a purchase option. United, meanwhile, want to sell the Danish international outright.

As far as a fee, the Corriere report that the clubs are working around a ballpark of €40-45 million.