Man Utd could offload Hojlund after all - to European giants, actually

Believe it or not, the Rossonerri are eager to sign Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund. Despite a quite deplorable last season and his intention to stay at Old Trafford, there seems to be a chance to see the 23-year-old Danish forward leave the Theatre of Dreams in the ongoing transfer window.

After United agreed terms with RB Leipzig for Slovenian international Benjamin Sesko, they became willing to negotiate with potential suitors over a potential Hojlund's leave. And actually, there are quite a few of them.

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It is understood that AC Milan are keen, although they would only want a loan initially as they - just like United - won't see any European football this season.

As the BBC reports, sources suggest the Serie A giants are willing to pay an initial 4m euros loan fee and have an additional option to buy next year for 40m.

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Of course, Manchester United has yet to decide if they can accept that sort of offer, but it is actually quite a decent proposal for a player of Hojlund's qualities.