Manchester United offered Iranian striker Mehdi Taremi's services by Inter Milan.
Inter Milan and Man Utd are kicking around ideas for a potential swap deal that could see Denmark's rising star, Rasmus Hojlund, move to the Italian giants, with Iranian striker Mehdi Taremi potentially heading to Old Trafford.
Recent reports suggest Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim has given the nod for Hojlund to find a new home, considering him surplus to requirements [2]. Inter, on the other hand, view Hojlund as the perfect replacement for Taremi, who they want to offload to create financial and roster wiggle room [2][4].
In a bid to make the deal happen, Inter have put Taremi on the table during negotiations for Hojlund, hoping to spark discussions about Taremi's potential move to Man Utd [1][3][5]. So far, Man Utd have turned down the offer for Taremi, hinting that discussions are far from over [5].
Inter are eyeing a season-long loan for Hojlud, with an option to buy in 2026, as part of a savvy financial strategy amid their squad overhaul [4]. The asking price from Man Utd for Hojlund is around €45 million, a figure that Inter hope to haggle down utilizing clever financial maneuvers [4].
As Inter close in on the acquisition of Ange-Yoan Bonny, they see Hojlund as a crucial addition to their frontline, supporting Lautaro Martínez and Marcus Thuram [4]. While the details are still being hammered out, one thing's clear: both clubs are keen on making a move [1][2][4][5].
Inter Milan are considering a swap deal involving European leagues' Serie A, with Rasmus Hojlund potentially joining from Man Utd, who see him as surplus to requirements. To create financial and roster wiggle room, Inter want to offload Iranian striker Mehdi Taremi to Man Utd, who have yet to agree to the offer.
