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Home » Rasmus Hojlund permanent Napoli move a ‘formality’, says sporting director Giovanni Manna
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Rasmus Hojlund permanent Napoli move a ‘formality’, says sporting director Giovanni Manna

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Rasmus Hojlund permanent Napoli move a ‘formality’, says sporting director Giovanni Manna
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Striker Rasmus Hojlund completing his permanent transfer from Manchester United to Napoli is a “formality”, says their sporting director Giovanni Manna.

The 22-year-old, who joined Manchester in a £72m deal from Atalanta in 2023, has scored nine goals since his season-long loan move to the Serie A champions.

Earlier this month, Hojlund posted a picture after winning the Italian Super Cup with the caption: “What a great decision looks like.”

When asked if Hojlund’s permanent Napoli transfer was just a “formality,” Manna replied: “As of today, I think so.”

In an interview with Italian publication Corriere dello Sport, he said: “We did everything we could to sign him.

“There were more storied clubs interested, but his will was crucial, and we are proud of it.”

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