Rasmus Hojlund, the striker for Manchester United, has expressed his agreement to move to Italian club AC Milan during the current summer transfer window, as his chances of participating with the team in the new season have diminished.

The Manchester Evening News reported that Hojlund is open to the idea of moving to Milan, while Sky Sports confirmed that discussions between the two clubs are currently underway to finalize the deal.

Manchester United is confident in reaching an agreement with the Italian club, but the only point of contention lies in the structure of the deal, as Milan prefers to acquire the player on loan, while United insists on a permanent sale.

Despite the Danish player's desire to remain at Old Trafford, coach Ruben Amorim does not include him in his plans for the new season, especially after the club's signing of striker Benjamin Sesko, which will reduce Hojlund's chances of regular play.

Hojlund has attracted the interest of several Italian clubs, including Atalanta, as well as Lazio and Milan.

According to media reports, Manchester United has set a price of £30 million for Hojlund's sale this summer.

It is worth noting that the Danish player participated in 52 matches with Manchester United last season, scoring 10 goals and providing 4 assists.