According to the Post, Fulham is considering introducing Hoylen, but the player himself wants to stay at Manchester United to prove himself.
AC Milan has negotiated with Manchester United on Hoylen and has proposed a buyout option of £4.5 million in loan fees plus £39 million. However, Hoylen insists that he wants to stay at Manchester United and fight for his position, despite Cesco joining for £73m.
Currently, Hoylen believes he can still play a role in Amorin's team and he is ready regardless of whether Sesco can adapt quickly. United are eager to sell the 22-year-old because he has performed mediocrely since Atlanta, which is why they signed the more efficient Cesco.
Manchester United also hopes to add a midfielder and a possible goalkeeper, but to balance the accounts they need to sell some players first. They expect Chelsea to make an offer for Ghanacho, worth £50 million, but Real Betis struggled to meet Manchester United's requirements on Anthony's transfer fee.
According to the Post, Roma has asked about Sancho's loan and comes with a buyout option of £20 million, but Manchester United prefers to sell it directly. Meanwhile, midfielder Toby Collier will join West Brom on loan for one season.