Hojlund’s future now appears to be heading toward Napoli for the coming seasons as well.
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As detailed by Fabrizio Romano, the Danish striker — who arrived on loan from Manchester United — has convinced the Azzurri club thanks to the numbers he has put up this season: 14 goals in 41 appearances, a return that has prompted the club to invest heavily in him with the future in mind as well.
The obligation to buy will be triggered automatically if Napoli qualify for next season’s Champions League, a goal that could already be secured this weekend. The Azzurri currently sit second in the table, six points ahead of fifth-placed Roma with only three matchdays left in the league season.
The Azzurri club will in fact pay €44 million for the permanent transfer, a fee added to the €6 million already spent on the loan agreed last summer, for a total of €51 million, as also noted by The Athletic.
Again according to the transfer market expert, the contract also includes a release clause set at €85 million. However, this detail does not concern the imminent transfer market: the clause will only come into force starting from 2027, with no possibility of it being activated during the next summer window.
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