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·9 June 2025
Man Utd reject offer from UCL finalists for 23-year-old whilst opening door for his lacklustre counterpart to leave

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·9 June 2025
Despite reports suggesting that almost every Manchester United player had been put up for sale this summer, the club have opted against offloading Joshua Zirkzee.
According to Italian outlet Corriere dello Sport, Inter Milan had reached out to the Red Devils to gauge the possibility of signing both Zirkzee and his forward counterpart Rasmus Hojlund. United were ultimately uninterested in taking the proposal any further, but did make it clear that the Dane could be sold for the right price.
Talks are said to be ongoing between United and Inter to try and hash out a deal that would see Hojlund return to Serie A, where he spent one season with Atalanta before moving to England.
Hojlund has regressed in his sophomore season in England. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)
It’s not the first time he’s been linked with the European giants, either. Fabrizio Romano had already confirmed back in May that the 22-year-old had made his way onto Inter’s shortlist. Two months prior, Juventus and newly-crowned league champions Napoli also approached the Reds to gain some clarity on his situation, though the pair are yet to formalise their interest by starting talks with the player directly.
After Hojlund endured yet another substandard display for his national team on Saturday, he was pressed on his Old Trafford future and whether he would indeed be starting 2025/2026 with the club. He responded: “I have a contract until 2030, so I expect to play for Manchester United [until then].”
However, CDS’ report suggests the No.9 has already green-lit a potential move to Inter, essentially leaving the ball in INEOS’ court as to whether they negotiate his sale or not.
United will be keen to make their money’s worth after agreeing a £72 million package to sign Hojlund in 2023, yet Inter are currently leaning towards a loan plus an obligation/option to buy.
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