According to the Daily Mail, Milan offered £4 million to rent Hoylen and had an option to buy out terms.
Hoylen did not play in the warm-up match between Manchester United and Fiorentina, indicating that Amorin does not intend to continue using him, and Manchester United is preparing to sell the striker for a minimum price of £30 million. The Post reported that Milan is seeking a one-season loan contract, and the Serie A team offers a loan fee of £4 million, and if the player performs well, it is possible to spend £39 million to buy him out.
Hoylen is eager to stay at United for his position, but Saturday's situation clearly shows that he is not in Amorin's future plans and that United have signed Cesco.
Hoylen must now make a decision because Manchester United has no European missions and only one game a week, which means he has limited playing time and may not even have any playing time at all.
source:7m cn livescore vn