Dare to take action even if the budget is insufficient! Inter Milan conspires to intercept Manchester United striker Hoiren on loan + buyout

Italian media reported that Inter Milan is still eager to reach a deal with Manchester United for former Atlanta striker Hoylen, but the Nerazzurri needs the assistance of the Danish star's current club.

Hoylen joined Manchester United in 2023 with a fixed transfer fee of 75 million euros plus a floating clause of 10 million euros. There are rumors that he may return to Serie A this summer, with Inter Milan, Juventus and Naples allegedly expressed interest in him at different stages of the 2024-25 season.

Inter Milan is particularly enthusiastic about strengthening the front line this summer. Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Toulam are still the preferred strikers for Simeone Inzaghi's 3-5-2 formation, but both Correa and Arnautovic's contracts will expire at the end of June, and Taremi is likely to leave the team if she receives a suitable offer. In May, it was reported that the Nerazzurri had made preliminary contact with Manchester United before the summer window opened. Inter Milan will have a budget of about 40 million euros in the summer transfer window to introduce new strikers, but the funds are not enough to ensure permanent signing of Hoylen from Manchester United.

Therefore, Inter Milan is considering completing the transaction under an initial lease agreement containing subsequent buyout or forced buyout terms. In addition, Parma striker Anger Ion Bonnie is also one of Inter Milan's interest in this summer's transfer window.