Romano: Napoli expects to buy out Hoylen for 50 million euros. Many teams inquire about Zirkzee’s situation

On November 11, Romano Report talked about the future of Hoylen and Zirkzee at Manchester United. Regarding Hoylen, Romano denied rumors that he would return to Manchester United on loan from Naples to fill the void of Sheshko's injury.

There is no recall clause in Hoylen's contract, and he 100% feels that he is a Naples player. Naples has a mandatory buyout clause, and Manchester United is expected to receive 50 million euros and has no plans to let him return.

As for Zirkzee, Sheshko's injury changed his situation. Head coach Amorim did not want Menu or Zirkzee to leave the team in January, but players including Zirkzee are eager to get more game time.

Several clubs, including West Ham United and Roma, have already started calling to inquire. Manchester United will hold discussions with Zirkzee and his agent once it is clear when Sheshko will return. Amorim attaches great importance to Zirkzee, believing that he is an important player capable of playing the 9th and 10th positions, and is also highly appreciated within the club.