Man Utd working on 'formula' to sell Rasmus Hojlund to Inter with Champions League finalists put off by £38m price tag

The Red Devils are prepared to take a serious financial hit on a player that they snapped up from Atalanta for £72m ($98m) in 2023. Hojlund has registered just 26 goals for the Premier League heavyweights through 95 appearances in all competitions.

Despite his struggles in England, Champions League finalists Inter believe that he can still do a job in the Italian top-flight. They are preparing talks with United while gracing the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Hojlund has "made it known that he really likes the idea of wearing a new Nerazzurri shirt". He is aware that things have not worked out as planned in Manchester, with a new challenge being sought.

The Denmark international is, however, under contract at Old Trafford until 2030. With that in mind, United are said to be looking for £38m from any deal. Inter are unable to finance such a deal at present, but are exploring other options.

It is claimed that they could agree to pay a higher loan fee for Hojlund in 2025-26, before triggering a purchase option next summer. United want to raise funds that can be reinvested elsewhere in their squad, meaning that Inter will have to dig deep at some point if they want to bring Hojlund in alongside the likes of Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram.