Naples competes for Hoylen, Milan lists DV9 as the number one target, or raises salary cap cap

Due to the accidental injury of main center Lukaku, Naples began to look for a suitable replacement in the transfer market. Their goals were highly coincidental with Milan, with Hoylen becoming the most suitable one. In the Ross and Blacks, Allegri still praised Vlahovic, and the management once again listed him as the number one target, which may increase the team's salary cap limit.

It has been less than two weeks since the summer transfer window was closed, and Milan and Naples have been entangled in several potential deals recently. First of all, there is news about Jimenez Jr. Napoli hopes to sign a wing all-rounder. They have a fancy to Alex Jimenez of Milan and submitted an official offer of 25 million euros. However, the Ross and Blacks have firmly stated and have listed former Real Madrid young players as non-sale products.

and then the two teams compete in the center position. Recently, Napoli's main striker Lukaku suffered a laceration of the left rectus femoris in a friendly match against Olympiacos. He will be on standby for about 3 and a half months, and Napoli has to put the center's signings on the agenda. The forwards that de Laurentis's team is interested in are highly coincidental with Milan. They first asked Juventus about Vlahovic's situation, but the opponent only accepted permanent transactions and had an annual salary too high. Napoli then turned to other more realistic goals such as Pinamonti, Embolo, Zilkze, and Hoylen.

Since the loan fee, forced buyout fee and bonus of new players Luca totals 35 million euros, and Lukaku will return in three and a half months, Naples boss De Laurentis and sports director Manner would rather carry out loan operations, among which Hoylen is the most qualified candidate.

On the one hand, Hoylen is no longer in Manchester United's new season plan, they agree to a loan deal, and on the other hand, the 22-year-old Danes can sign up for the league B list and will not occupy Lukaku's over-age players. Therefore, Naples' pursuit of Hoylen is more urgent than that of Milan and may act before the other side.

Hoilen became Milan's number one target a few weeks ago, and they have reached a preliminary agreement with Manchester United on a paid loan of 6 million euros plus a selective buyout clause, with a buyout fee of about 40 million to 45 million euros. However, Hoylen has been hesitating and Milan cannot wait for him. With Naples joining, the Ross and Blacks are ready to turn their energy to others.

According to Italian media reports, Milan's signing direction has returned to Vlahovic again. Moreto revealed that the Milan headquarters still had some opposition to the introduction of Hoylen, but Vlahovic received support from everyone, especially Allegri has always regarded it as the most ideal reinforcement plan, of course, the premise is that the cost is controllable.

Unlike Hoylen, Vlahovic has always maintained a good competitive state. He has made 2 goals in 126 minutes in three games this year, and scored 2 goals in 3 preseason games. Milan re-listed the Serbian as a forward signing plan A in internal assessment.

Considering that the player enters the contract year, Juventus valued him only 20 million euros, but for Milan, the real obstacle is not the transfer fee. Vlahovic's after-tax salary at Juventus is 12 million euros, which is far beyond Milan's 5 million euros salary cap cap. But according to Moreto, Milan management may consider raising the salary cap for players in the coming days to pave the way for the introduction of Vlahovic.

After Vlahovic, Milan's second target was Hoylen, then Chelsea's Jackson, Monaco's Embolo, Genk's Arrocodare, Rome's Dovbik, and Portugal Sports' Conrad Hard.