Former AC Milan coach, Arrigo Sacchi, has urged the club to reconsider their interest in Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund.
Milan is reportedly exploring a loan-to-buy deal for the Danish forward, but Sacchi, speaking to La Gazzetta dello Sport, expressed doubts about Hojlund’s genuine desire to join the Rossoneri.
“So let the Rossoneri directors forget about this striker and focus on those who truly want to wear the Rossoneri shirt.
“AC Milan must be loved, it can’t be a second-best option. The first quality required: reliability. Then everything else. But if you’re not reliable, if you don’t have fire inside, if you’re not willing to sacrifice yourself for the club and your teammates, it’s better for you to stay home.
“First of all: we’re not talking about Van Basten, nor one of the best centre-forwards in Europe right now. He’s a decent player, nothing more.
“So, this pursuit of him seems exaggerated to me. However, since there’s a shortage of strikers, I understand the Rossoneri management’s desire to secure one. But he must want to come to Italy, and not act up…”
