British media: Milan accelerates Hoylen s negotiations, coach Allegri has talked to the players

August 19 According to British media tbrfootball, Milan is advancing negotiations with Hoylen, and coach Allegri has already had a conversation with Hoylen.

Hoylen is not selected for Manchester United's first-round Premier League roster against Arsenal, and the possibility of him leaving Manchester United is increasing. Milan sports director Tare said last week: "Hoilen is a good choice for us and we are considering him. But you never know what will happen in the transfer market." Milan has been hoping to bring in Hoiilen and is working to speed up the deal because they realize that other teams are already interested in Hoiilen.

tbrfootball said that Juventus, Naples, Atlanta and Fulham are currently paying attention to Hoylen. Juventus forward Vlahovic may consider signing Hoylen after leaving the team. Napoli’s main center Lukaku needs to introduce a new forward after being injured. Atlanta is seeking to buy Fulham forward Munis, but if Munis cannot be signed, Atlanta may try to sign old player Hoylen back. Once Fulham sells Munis, he also needs to find a replacement and has contacted Hoylen through intermediaries.

The 22-year-old Hoylen is a Danish striker. He played for Atlanta in the 2022-23 season, made 32 appearances in the Serie A, scoring 9 goals and assists 2 times. In the summer of 2023, Hoylen transferred to Manchester United from Atlanta. Hoylen scored 10 goals in the Premier League in 2023-24, but he only scored 4 goals in the Premier League last season.

Sources told tbrfootball that Milan is still the most popular place to go. Milan has held further negotiations with Manchester United on Monday, hoping to introduce Hoylen by loan and buyout rights. Graeme Bailey, chief reporter of tbrfootball, also said: "I was told that Allegri had spoken to the players. He is an impressive coach and it's hard to say no when he wants you. Milan is working on it now and they made it clear to Hoylen that he can revive his career in San Siro."