Reports have revealed new details regarding the loan deal of Danish striker Rasmus Hojlund from Manchester United to Napoli, which includes a buyout clause worth 85 million euros, should the loan be converted into a permanent transfer.

Hojlund moved to Napoli at the end of the summer transfer window on loan, in a deal valued at a total of 50 million euros, to compensate for the absence of Romelu Lukaku due to injury.

According to 'Football Italia', Napoli paid 6 million euros for the loan, and will have an option to buy for 44 million euros, bringing the total deal to 50 million euros.

The option to buy will become a mandatory obligation based on several criteria, including:

The number of matches Hojlund plays this season.

The number of goals he scores.

Napoli's qualification for the Champions League for the 2026/2027 season.

If the purchase is activated, Hojlund will sign a five-year contract until the summer of 2031, with a net annual salary of 5 million euros.

The contract includes a buyout clause of 85 million euros, effective from 2027, allowing interested clubs to pay the amount in three nearly equal installments, valued at 28.3 million euros each.