Man Utd Nears Loan Deal for Striker Hojlund with AC Milan

Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund is facing an uncertain future at the club following the arrival of Benjamin Sesko, who is expected to lead United's frontline. Despite initially expressing a desire to stay, Hojlund is now reportedly open to leaving as his playing time diminishes, highlighted by his absence from the starting lineup in recent pre-season games. AC Milan has shown strong interest, proposing a season-long loan with a loan fee and an option to buy, though United prefers a permanent sale around £40 million. Hojlund has rejected a potential move to RB Leipzig but is considering other Serie A clubs like Milan, Inter, and Juventus as possible destinations. Former United player Mikael Silvestre has cautioned against letting Hojlund leave, emphasizing the need for competition among strikers. With the 2026 World Cup approaching, a move to Milan could help Hojlund regain form and secure international status.