Inter Milan Seeks Manchester United Striker Hojlund Amid Squad Rebuild

Inter Milan is actively pursuing Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund as part of their summer transfer plans, with club officials including CEO Beppe Marotta and sporting director Piero Ausilio confirming ongoing negotiations. Despite Hojlund's reluctance and his expressed expectation to remain at Manchester United, where he is under contract until 2028, Inter is exploring options including a potential loan with an option to buy, possibly postponing the purchase to 2026. The Danish striker has struggled to meet expectations at United, scoring fewer goals in his second season, which has contributed to the club's openness to offers. Inter's priority also includes signing Ange-Yoan Bonny from Parma, with new head coach Christian Chivu pushing to complete the deal before the Club World Cup. The club is rebuilding after narrowly missing the Serie A title and suffering a heavy defeat in the Champions League final, aiming to strengthen their attack under Chivu's leadership. Manchester United, meanwhile, is looking to refresh their squad by signing a new striker and entertaining bids for Hojlund, reflecting a mutual interest in a transfer deal.