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Quote from: Velvet78 on August 10, 2025, 10:19:21 AM

45 million euros buy option clause... Is it an obligatory one or optional? Huh

If it is optional then I don't think Roma would be very keen on paying that high amount for him. He just needs to impress the manager a lot which I doubt quite much...

But it is the best for him to make a change. Him and Manchester United didn't work unfortunately.

It’s a pity that Manchester United are looking for potential buyers for Hojlund despite the players intention to stay and fight for a spot in the starting eleven. This is a player that will bring competition to Sesko and serve as a good backup striker but Manchester United keep insisting they want to sell.

I am not surprised that Manchester United is desperately looking for how to sell Hojiluud without a second thought, because his name is already in the offloading list. Hojiluud shouldn't believe that United is the best club for him, he needs to go out there and try a different club. Nobody knows if Milan will be a perfect club for him to improve himself and bring out the best in him. Things are not working for him in Old Trafford.

Rasmus Hojlund has been with Man United for 2 seasons, and during that time he has failed to show his best performance, so it is very reasonable if Man United wants to let him go because it not only provides space for other players, but it can also provide additional funds for Man United to be more flexible in the transfer window. The decision to let Hojlund go was not an easy one either (from a business perspective), as it could be considered a failed investment.