Inter Milan target Man Utd striker as Amorim's new forward line takes shape

Inter Milan have identified Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund as a potential solution to their attacking needs as they prepare for the upcoming transfer window.

According to Mundo Deportivo, the Italian giants are considering a move for the Danish forward, who has struggled to consistently find the back of the net at Old Trafford since his arrival.

Hojlund, who joined United in the summer of 2023 amid high expectations, has shown flashes of his potential but has yet to deliver the goalscoring output both he and the club would have hoped for.

With United’s attacking options set to be reshuffled this summer—especially following the imminent arrival of Matheus Cunha and the likely departure of Marcus Rashford—Hojlund’s future has come under scrutiny.

Inter, who are looking to strengthen their frontline to support Lautaro Martínez, see Hojlund as a player with the physical attributes and technical skills to thrive in Serie A.

The club’s sporting director, Piero Ausilio, is reportedly eager to explore the possibility of a loan deal, given United’s willingness to offload fringe players as part of their squad rebuild.

However, United may prefer a permanent sale if they are to recoup some of their investment, especially as they seek to balance the books and accommodate new signings.

Hojlund’s situation at United has been complicated by injuries and inconsistent form, but his age and potential still make him an attractive prospect for top European clubs.

Inter’s interest comes as the club looks to maintain their status as Serie A title contenders and make a deeper run in European competitions next season.

For Manchester United fans, the news signals further changes ahead in the attacking department. With Cunha set to lead the line and Rashford likely to move on, Hojlund’s future at Old Trafford appears uncertain.

Should Inter’s interest materialize into a formal offer, it could mark the end of Hojlund’s time in Manchester—and the start of a new chapter for the young striker in Italy.