AC Milan is closing in on Rasmus Hojlund. According to TMW, the Rossoneri have almost reached an agreement with Manchester United and must now iron out the details with the player to give Massimiliano Allegri a new center forward, which would effectively rule out the arrival of Dusan Vlahovic from Juventus.
Details of the agreement with the Red Devils.
The Rossoneri club, if a definitive agreement is reached, will sign the Danish striker, formerly of Atalanta, on loan with an option to buy, for a total of €45 million, which could rise to €50 million with bonuses. €5-6 million will be the right deal for him immediately and for next season, with the option to sign him permanently in a year's time for a fee of €40 million, plus potential bonuses.
Sesko's arrival will be crucial.
The official announcement of Benjamin Sesko's move from Leipzig to Manchester United in the next few hours will help Milan. The Slovenian striker has already landed in England to undergo a medical with the Red Devils and then sign his contract and make himself available to Amorim, perhaps as early as tomorrow night's friendly against Fiorentina at Old Trafford. With Sesko's arrival, Hojlund's space at United would be even more limited and this should lead the Dane himself to accept the proposal from Milan, who have put on the table an offer of 5 million euros per season, the same amount Holjlund currently earns at the English club.