TA reporter: Manchester United is willing to sell Hoylen less than 45 million pounds, but it needs to add share and other terms

According to recent news from many Italian media, Milan is preparing to rent + buyout to buy Hoylen. TA reporter Laurie Whitwell talked about Hoylen's transfer in the column.

The reporter wrote: "The reason why Hoylen's negotiations heat up is because of the arrival of Cesco, and Amorin did not even let him play on the bench against Fiorentina. Obviously, he sat on the bench first and played in the last 18 minutes against Everton."

"This shows the club's intentions and also allows Hoylen to see the future direction: if you want to stay, you can stay, but your playing time will be very limited. Put Mount to the front start instead of using him, which is obviously a reflection of Amorin and even the club's ideas."

"I heard that if Hoylen really wants to sell Hoylen, Manchester United is willing to accept a price less than £45 million for sale, but the offer must include various additional terms such as second transfer share."