The Daily Telegraph reported that Inter Milan asked about Hoylen in an informal manner, with Manchester United priced at £40 million, and if it operates a loan deal, they will ask for a mandatory buyout clause.

Manchester United has not actively sought to sell Hoylen at this stage, but both the club and the players themselves are aware of Inter's interests. Hoylen has performed in moderation this season and if there is a suitable offer, he may become one of Manchester United's players to cash out this summer.

Manchester United previously paid Atlanta an initial transfer fee of £64 million (up to £72 million) for Hoylen. Currently, signs show that a offer of about €45 million to €50 million (38 million to £42 million) may convince Manchester United to let go.

It is reported that Inter Milan tends to take Hoylen away in the form of a loan first and with a buyout option, but Manchester United may insist on adding a direct sale under certain conditions to raise funds for coach Amorin's lineup signing.

Inter Milan did not give up on his attention because of Hoylen's struggle in the Premier League, and the Danish international is still a key target on Inter's forward signing list. Hoylen's performance in Atlanta once made him appreciate it in Italy, and he still had a good review of him in the Serie A circle, and Inter Milan is not the only team interested in him.