Danish striker Rasmus Hojlund has decided between the two destinations available to him during this transfer window.
Rasmus Hojlund is still determined to change things up this summer. And he has a very specific idea of the club he wants to join after his short experience at Atalanta.
Atalanta set the bar high for Hojlund
The Danish striker agreed with Manchester United earlier this month and resisted PSG’s offer to make him their new centre-forward. He only wants to hear about the Red Devils and the converse is also true. Mancunian manager Erik Ten Hag said after the friendly loss to Real Madrid on Wednesday night that his club are in dire need of a new nine.
For there to be a transfer, there must still be an agreement between the two clubs. United have made a new €60m offer but it falls short of the Dea’s estimate. According to TMW, Atalanta demand at least €75m to sell Hojlund.
The Italian club could possibly agree to a payment in installments. However, they will insist United pay €60m upfront with the rest being made up in bonuses.
