Rotti: Naples will rent first and then buy 45 million euros to introduce Hoylen, Manchester United wants 10% second transfer

According to the "Roman Sports" report, Manchester United hopes to receive a 10% share of Hoylen's future transfer fee.

Naples needs to introduce a new striker after Lukaku is seriously injured and is negotiating with Manchester United on a transfer. The two clubs have taken another step towards a deal, and Friday will be a key day.

Previously, Manchester United had always hoped to directly sell Hoylen or strengthen the buyout on loan. However, after the negotiations, Manchester United agreed that Napoli would loan Hoylen for 5 million euros for one season and had the right to choose a buyout for the player, with a buyout fee of 40 million euros. If Naples qualifies for the Champions League, it will be transferred to a forced buyout.

However, "Roman Sports" revealed that Manchester United also requires a 10% share of Hoylen's future transfer fee. Once Naples agrees to this condition, Hoylen's transfer negotiations will be completed. Hoylen has accepted the contract issued by Naples and can't wait to go to Italy for a medical examination and formally sign the contract.