Manchester United refuses to loan Hoylen, Inter Milan finds another striker

Turning Net June 25 Manchester United stand firm on Hoylen's transfer issue and firmly rejected Inter Milan's proposal to rent Hoylen with a selective buyout. The reason why Manchester United is tough is due to the team's financial considerations and future plans. Manchester United urgently needs to recover funds through player transactions this summer to prepare funds for subsequent signing actions, so they prefer to handle Hoylen's transfer in a direct sale, hoping to obtain a transfer fee of about 45 million euros.

Hoylen joined Manchester United from Atlanta for a transfer fee of up to £72 million in the summer of 2023, but his performance at Old Trafford was not satisfactory. This season, he has played 52 games for Manchester United, including 38 starts, only 10 goals and 2 assists, and his offensive efficiency is far from the team's expectations.

Faced with Manchester United's attitude, Inter Milan sports director Osilio quickly adjusted his strategy and began to find other forward signing targets. Inter Milan originally had high hopes for Hoylen and planned to recruit him under his command by loan and buyout rights to enhance the team's forward firepower. But now, Inter Milan has to re-examine the transfer market. It is reported that Inter Milan has turned its attention to players such as Zilkze and Boni. Zilkizen performed poorly after joining Manchester United this season. Manchester United is willing to evaluate his offer. Inter Milan hopes to sign him on loan and choose to buyout. Parma striker Boni has outstanding physical fitness and strong ball-making ability, and has also entered Inter Milan's vision. Parma's valuation of him is 20 million euros. Next, Inter Milan will make every effort to advance the transfer negotiations for new goals and strive to strengthen the front line before the new season.