The first move in the 'revolution' at MU.

Manchester United are set to rake in €44 million from the Rasmus Hojlund deal, as the Old Trafford club continues to look for midfield upgrades for the summer of 2026.

Hojlund in a Manchester United shirt

According to Fabrizio Romano, the Hojlund deal is almost complete and Manchester United will begin receiving payments in the near future. The confirmed agreement includes a mandatory buyout clause, thus ending the Danish striker's association with Old Trafford.

Hojlund was once expected to become Manchester United's number one striker after arriving at the club for a large fee. However, the striker born in 2003 failed to maintain the necessary consistency. His inconsistent form and the pressure of the Premier League environment meant he couldn't live up to the expectations of both the club's management and the fans.

The departure of Hojlund shows that MU is continuing its strong squad restructuring process ahead of the 2026/27 season. The Manchester club wants to streamline its wage bill while creating more budget for transfers.

The Atalanta star is attracting attention from Manchester United.

Conversely, Ederson's name continues to appear on Manchester United's target list. The Brazilian midfielder is considered suitable for the team's requirements in terms of strength, tackling ability, and midfield control.

However, sources confirm that Ederson is not MU's only priority at the moment. The club is still monitoring several other options before making a final decision in the summer transfer market.

Following a turbulent season, Manchester United are reportedly looking to complete most of their transfer activity as soon as possible to stabilize their squad ahead of the pre-season.

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