Inter Milan signings accelerate, Hoylund is expected to return to Serie A

Recommended Network, June 18: After losing to Paris in the Champions League, Inter Milan suffered a heavy blow, not only losing the trophy, but the coach also left the team in disgrace. However, the Nerazzurri did not recover because of this, but instead opened a new development model. The arrival of new coach Ziwo has brought opportunities for change to the team, and Inter Milan has also enhanced its overall strength by introducing several new players. However, the current lineup is still far from the ideal model in Qiwo’s mind, and the team still needs to continue to strengthen.

According to reliable news, Zivo made it clear to Inter Milan's senior management that the team needs a shooter to enrich the front line. At present, Inter Milan has started contact with Bonnie's transfer and is expected to sign him for 20 million euros next month. Bonnie was a player trained by Zivo in Parma. The two had a close relationship. His joining would undoubtedly enhance Inter's offensive firepower. But Inter Milan's signing plan has not ended, and they are also eager to introduce a striker at the main level, such as Hoylund.

Hoylund was once the hope star of Manchester United, but his performance at the Red Devils did not meet expectations and his growth rate slowed down significantly. According to the Milan Sports Daily, Inter Milan is actively communicating with Manchester United, hoping to sign Hoylund by loan + buyout. Although Manchester United has invested more than 70 million euros in Hoylund, the club is willing to sell it given his situation within the team. Hoylund himself also expressed his strong willingness to return to Serie A, which increased the possibility of a deal.

At present, Inter Milan hopes to bring Hoylund back to the team on loan and complete the buyout after the loan period expires. Manchester United prefers to sell directly to cash out. The two sides are also negotiating the details of the transaction, one of which is to postpone the permanent transfer until next year, with Inter Milan paying a higher loan fee first and then completing the buyout next year. This model is quite similar to Inter Milan's deal to introduce Lukaku from Manchester United, and may become an acceptable solution for both sides.