Manwan: Hoylen agrees to join Milan, but is dissatisfied with Manchester United seemingly forcing himself to leave the team

Hupu, August 11th, According to Samuel Luckhurst, chief reporter of the English media Manchester Evening News, the reporter updated the transfer situation of Manchester United striker Hoylen. It is reported that the Danish striker is open to leaving Old Trafford this summer to join Serie A giant AC Milan.

"Manchester Night" stated that Manchester United striker Hoylen is willing to join AC Milan. Manchester United also believes that they can reach an agreement with Miran, and the Ross and Blacks are rebuilding their lineup after head coach Allegri returns. Milan ranked eighth in the Serie A last season and failed to qualify for the European Cup.

"Mannwan" also said that it is not clear whether the deal can be reached, because Manchester United's valuation of Hoylen is about £30 million, while Milan hopes to loan the 22-year-old. Hoylen's contract with Manchester United is still three years away, but the club decided early this year to sell and cash out if they can sign a new center.

Manchester United signed Cunha, Mbemo and Sheshko this summer as supplements to the club's forward signings. The three of them were introduced to spectators at Old Trafford before a pre-season friendly match between Manchester United and Fiorentina on Saturday, of which, for Shezko, had moved from Leipzig last week for £73.62 million.

Hoylen did not get a chance to play in a 1-1 draw with Fiorentina, his first failure to make the appearance in five preseason games this summer. Head coach Amorin chose to let midfielder Mount be on the front line, and in a 2-2 draw against Everton six days ago, he arranged for Cunia to be the striker.

It is reported that last week, according to sources around Hoylen, Hoylen would have to leave the club if Sheshko joined. Hoylen himself was upset that Manchester United seemed to force him to leave, especially this was his idea of stressing his desire to stay at the club 12 days ago.