Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund has joined Italian Serie A champions Napoli on a season-long loan deal with the option to buy permanently.
The deal was officially concluded on September 1 on the final day of the main transfer window, with the buy-back clause becoming mandatory should certain levers be met.
The loan deal is reportedly worth six million euros, with a 44 million euros price tag agreed if Napoli are satisfied with the performance of the Danish striker.
Hojlund joined Man United from Serie A side Atalanta two seasons ago but has largely endured a frustrating time at Old Trafford.
The 22-year-old scored 23 goals in 95 games in all competitions for Man United while winning the FA Cup before his exit from Old Trafford.
In a related development, Manchester United winger Antony has rejoined Spanish side Real Betis but this time on a permanent deal after impressing during his loan spell.
The deal is reportedly worth 25 million euros.
