According to the "Milan Sports" report, Hoylen's father told Milan that he would seriously consider joining.

Milan's first important contact with Hoylen happened on Tuesday night, when Milan contacted his agent, and Milan expressed his interest directly to the players for the first time. A few days ago, a middleman with close ties to the club had begun initial contact with Manchester United.

Hoylen's agent team (including his father Anders) also told Milan that they were considering the possibility of a transfer to San Siro very seriously, both out of respect for a world's top club and the opportunity to work with a champion coach like Allegri.

Hoilen originally wanted to stay at Manchester United and compete with Sesco, Cunya and Zilkize to take up his job, but now he is gradually shaking, and he has begun to be open to transfer to Milan. Now, compared to pure economic conditions, Hoylen values Milan’s technical planning more. He wants to know what role the club has designed for him?

In this context, Allegri will inevitably take action personally. He lists Hoylen and Vlahovic as the first choice. He will personally explain his technical and tactical ideas to Hoylen to dispel the players' doubts. On the one hand, Allegri has a good impression of S-Jimenez, but he also knows that another sharp arrow on the front line is needed. In terms of type and potential, Hoylen is by no means just a substitute.

It can be foreseen that in the next few days, Allegri might personally explain his position to Hoylen and assured him of the trust he gave, which is exactly what Hoylen lost at Old Trafford.

As for the transaction itself, Manchester United has stated that they have accepted the loan + choose a buyout model, but there are still differences in the specific amount. Milan's current idea is to keep the overall spending within 40 million euros (including rental fees and buyout fees), while Manchester United hopes to receive a rental fee of 6 million euros + a buyout fee of more than 40 million yuan. That is to say, the overall valuation is still about 10 million euros.

Hoylen himself also hopes that he can be bought out, such as setting up a forced buyout after meeting certain conditions, or ensuring that the amount of the buyout is reasonable, so that he will not return to Manchester United after loaning.

The negotiations are still in progress and the two sides intend to continue to narrow the gap, but progress is slower than Milan originally hoped to reach a fast agreement. According to the plan of technical director Tare, Hoy's Ethics should arrive in Milan by mid- next week, but now it seems that time may not be enough, and a major risk is that other competitors may take the opportunity to intervene and intercept.

Because of this, Milan has not completely abandoned other forward options in case Hoylen's trade fails. Milan's first choice replacement is Jackson, who has met with his representatives in London, but the key is whether Chelsea is willing to accept loans, because the players are worth up to 60 million euros.

Other targets include Kelstovic, with Lecce estimated at 25 million to 30 million euros; Bonifas, but there are doubts about his physical condition; Vlahovic, but it is still not a feasible solution.