Rasmus Hojlund gives green light to Inter move after weeks of negotiation as Man Utd striker plots Serie A return after disappointing Premier League venture

As per La Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter wish to bolster their squad and are planning to make three major signings this summer. Inter president Beppe Marotta and sporting director Piero Ausilio have identified a few players, with Hojlund among the prospects the duo are eager to bring to Italy. Inter have proposed an initial loan deal to United with an option to buy for the out of form forward.

Simone Inzaghi's exit has cleared the air around Inter, with the club now pushing to sign Parma head coach Cristian Chivu as his replacement. Along with that, the Nerazzurri have major plans this summer for each of three departments, targeting Nico Paz from Como, Hojlund from United and Giovanni Leoni from Parma. Ausilio has been in talks with Hojlund's camp for several weeks, the report says, and the striker has approved of the move.

Inter have already kicked off their transfer spree with Luis Henrique arriving for a medical to complete his move from Marseille for a reported €25 million (£21m/$28m) fee. Henrique will sign a five-year deal with the Nerazzurri.

After failing to get Como manager Cesc Fabregas on board, former Inter star Chivu is now on the verge of signing for the Nerazzurri as head coach, having agreed a two-year deal with the club. Ausilio and Marotta will look to secure a few of the major deals before Inter kick off their Club World Cup campaign on 18 June 2025.