Manchester United are poised to focus on outgoings after spending more than £200 million.
The Red Devils have had a productive summer transfer window with three high-profile signings.
Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko should be big upgrades in the final third.
The club are now weighing up a move for Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Carlos Baleba.
The Seagulls value him at £104 million and may want a sizeable initial payment to negotiate.
Corrriere dello Sport (page 9) today claim that United are actively looking to offload Rasmus Hojlund.
The Red Devils recently offered his services to Bayern Munich, but the Bavarian giants ‘flatly rejected’ the proposal.
AC Milan are the likely destination for the Dane at the moment, but they have yet to agree on terms with the striker.
If the Rossoneri can’t find a breakthrough soon, their hierarchy will turn attention to other targets.
Hojlund should choose Milan as his next destination
The Rossoneri are eager to bring Hojlund to San Siro, but have yet to receive the green light from the striker for a transfer.
Milan obviously had a bad 2024/25 season in Serie A. They finished eighth in the standings and missed out on the top four by seven points.
As a result, the club won’t be playing any European football next term, and this has probably proved a roadblock to convincing Hojlund.
Newcastle United are among the clubs ‘taking a look‘ at Hojlund. The £40 million ace is possibly holding out for a move to the Magpies instead.
In our view, Hojlund should choose the Rossoneri over the Magpies as they are more likely to qualify for the Champions League in 2026/27.
Eddie Howe’s side have Champions League football for next season, but they may struggle to replicate the feat if Alexander Isak departs.
The Swede has been instrumental in their recent rise to the top, and his departure could dent their European prospects in the future.
United will be hoping Hojlund can agree on personal terms with Milan soon.
