Man Utd close to finally getting rid of Hojlund with Champions League giants ‘ready to agree £39m loan-to-buy transfer’

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RASMUS HOJLUND is finally on the verge of securing a move away from Manchester United, according to reports.

The wantaway striker is understood to be closing in on a return to Serie A.

Rasmus Hojlund is closing in on a move to NapoliGetty

Transfer journalist Gianluca Di Marzio has claimed that Napoli are open to including a mandatory buy clause into a loan agreement for Hojlund which would be worth around £39million.

The clause would be related to appearances, goals and whether the Italian side qualify for the Champions League this term.

Should the deal go through, United will have suffered a staggering £33m loss on the striker having signed him from Atalanta for £72m just two years ago.

Reports in Italy have also claimed that former United midfielder Scott McTominay contacted Hojlund in a bid to convince him to make the switch.

Napoli are currently in the market for a new striker with Romelu Lukaku ruled out for a lengthy spell due to a thigh injury.

Hojlund is understood to be one of the club’s priority targets.

The 22-year-old has not featured for Man Utd this season as club officials continue to seek a move for him.

AC Milan have also expressed an interest in signing the forward, who scored 10 goals in 52 appearances last term.

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Insiders at Man Utd have praised Hojlund’s “mature attitude” amid the ongoing transfer saga.

The Denmark international has been working hard in training while patiently waiting for a move.

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