Man United: Rasmus Hojlund agreement reached
There has been a breakthrough in the club’s pursuit of the Denmark international.
Manchester United have reached an agreement with Atalanta to sign Rasmus Hojlund, according to Fabrizio Romano.
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The Red Devils and Erik ten Hag have already bolstered the squad ahead of the new season with moves for Mason Mount and Andre Onana from Chelsea and Inter Milan respectively.
Attention has since been on a move for a new centre-forward, with Anthony Martial the only senior option available to Ten Hag at this moment in time.
The Frenchman is reportedly one of a number of players up for sale, though, showing the need for a new forward to arrive at Old Trafford before the deadline.
Hojlund has been heavily linked with a move to Manchester in recent weeks and appears to be the club’s main attacking target.
A player-plus-cash offer was reportedly made earlier this month, however, Atalanta have been holding out for a cash-only deal and turned down the bid, but it looks as if they will get their wish after a breakthrough was made.
Romano took to Twitter in the last 24 hours to share a big development in regards to Hojlund and a move to Manchester United.
A package worth around €70m has been agreed between the two clubs, with the player already agreeing a five-year deal.
“Rasmus Hojlund to Manchester United, here we go! Agreement reached right now with Atalanta.
“Package will be around €70m with add ons, clubs preparing documents in the next 24 hours. Hojlund agreed 5 year deal ten days ago as he only wanted Manchester United.”
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