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From Old Trafford to Naples: Big Move in Final Negotiations

Italian side confident as talks reach final stage over Danish striker deal

From Old Trafford to Naples: Big Move in Final Negotiations

Napoli're on the verge of completing major move for Danish international Rasmus Højlund from Man United according to reports in Italy & England.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano revealed on Tuesday that negotiations are in their final stage, with Napoli "very confident" of sealing the deal soon.

Højlund's set to join on loan with mandatory purchase clause worth around 45 million euro.

– Tuesday, 26 August 2025

Italian outlet Sport Mediaset added that the obligation to buy may be triggered only if certain conditions are met including minimum number of goals & appearances.

Højlund’s contract at Old Trafford runs until Jun 2030 but United appear willing to let him leave following the arrivals of Bryan Mbeumo, Benjamin Sesko and Matheus Cunha.

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