Manchester United agrees to buy out Hoylund early in the winter window! 44 million will help with signings, and Amorim may force them to stay

According to the British "Daily Mirror" report, Manchester United has agreed to Naples to complete Hoylund's permanent transfer in January next year. The 22-year-old Danish center was rented to the defending Serie A champions this summer for a loan fee of 6 million euros. According to the contract, if Napoli qualifies for the Champions League at the end of the lease, there will be a buyout obligation of 44 million euros. Due to the player's outstanding performance, Napoli decided to exercise the option early.

Naples is currently negotiating with Manchester United, because early transactions require the consent of the player's old club to proceed. Since Manchester United is also willing to sell Hoylund as soon as possible, it is believed that relevant negotiations have entered a more in-depth stage and the two parties are believed to be able to reach an agreement in the next few weeks.

Manchester United spent 72 million pounds to introduce Hoylund from Atlanta, but he only scored 14 goals in 62 Premier League games. Both the club and the coach were extremely disappointed with Hoylund, so they signed Sheshko for 85 million euros. However, the Denmark international found his form after being rented out to Naples. He scored 4 goals in 6 appearances. Head coach Antonio Conte was very satisfied.

Hoylund has missed Naples' last three games due to injury, but he enjoys life in Italy very much and has no plans to return to Manchester United.

Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the matter: "I can confirm that Hoylund will not return to Manchester United. My opinion is very clear: Hoylund is indeed injured at the moment and he has not been able to play in the last few games. But as you know, he performed very well in Serie A and the Champions League during his time in Naples."

Romano predicts that Manchester United and Naples can negotiate a deal this month. "The expectation of all parties involved, whether it is the players, agents, or the two clubs Napoli and Manchester United, is that the 44 million euro buyout clause will be triggered this month. So, very soon, really very soon, within the next month. Because of the agreement The obligation to purchase this player was clearly stipulated in the agreement, and this obligation is likely to be fulfilled soon. "

Obtaining a transfer fee of 44 million euros in advance will help Amorim introduce new players in the January winter window, especially a new midfielder. However, due to concerns about possible personnel shortages due to injuries, suspensions and other accidents, Manchester United may not approve the departure applications of existing players in the winter transfer window, at least not all of them.

The players who may ask to leave are mainly forward Kobe Maynor and forward Joshua Zirkzee. Their playing time is currently limited. Taking the game against Brighton as an example, Maynor played 20 minutes as a substitute, while Zirkzee only played 8 minutes. And this is the entire playing time of the Dutch international in October!

But Manchester United promised the two that they will get more opportunities during Christmas, when Brian Mbemo and Amad Diallo will participate in the African Cup. The African Cup ends on January 18, and the winter window ends at 19:00 on February 2. The two may still leave in the final stage of the transfer period.

If Manchester United can sign a new midfielder, the 20-year-old Meno may be allowed to rent out for training, or let Zirkzee, who is difficult to play, leave. It is almost impossible for both of them to leave at the same time. But the remaining players may not be happy, because being forced to serve as substitutes will completely cost them the chance to participate in the 2026 US-Canada-Mexico World Cup in the summer.