Hojlund, Zaha, Sommer, Colwill & Magure: Daily Transfer Roundup – Sunday July 9

United accept Hojlund's personal terms

While Manchester United secured a crucial Champions League comeback last season and garnered plenty of praise, it's no secret that the Premier League giants are desperate to sign a striking new superstar this summer.

After failing to land what would have been a super shot for England skipper Harry Kane last month, it looks like Erik ten Hag now has a new number one target at the top of his summer wish list.

Enjoying a breakout campaign with Italian outlet Atalanta last season, Rasmus Hojlund has quickly transformed into one of Europe's brightest young stars.

With nine Serie A goals and growing comparisons to record-breaking Erling Haaland, the 20-year-old has expressed his desire to move to Old Trafford this summer.

While it may have suggested United will have to pay a fee of around £60m to get the Danish marksman back, Football Transfers reports that the ten-Hag side have already agreed personal terms with the club. international with six selections.< /p> Zaha rejects outstanding Saudi switch

Having already welcomed Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante and Ruben Neves to the Middle East this summer, there is no doubt that Saudi Arabia and its takeover bids have been in the headlines since opening of the transfer window.< /p>

However, while the Saudis could offer bank salaries for their new superstar recruits, The Guardian reports that Wilfried Zaha passed up the opportunity to join Al-Nassr and what would have been a bank salary.< / p>

Failing to agree a contract extension at Selhurst Park in recent months and officially leaving Crystal Palace on a free transfer, the Ivory Coast international is attracting a lot of interest this summer.

While the 30-year-old may have rejected a lucrative Saudi transfer, players like Lazio and Fenerbahçe have made their intentions clear and are desperate to secure a deal over the next fortnight.

While the Eagles could still be musing about their chances of securing their attacking talisman in south London, the Guardian report suggests that it is Lazio who are currently leading the Zaha race.

Sommer will replace Onana in Milan

With David de Gea officially announcing his departure from Old Trafford after a 12-year stint this weekend, the Spanish keeper appears to have sparked a veritable goalkeeping merry-go-round this summer.

As Inter Milan's André Onana closes in on a move to the red half of Manchester, last season's Champions League finalists suddenly find themselves looking for a new number one.

However, while the Italian icons may have been linked with a move from former Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, it appears the Nerazzurri have identified Yann Sommer as their dream Onana replacement this summer.

Sky Sports Germany reports that Inter Milan have already contacted Bayern Munich and opened initial talks over a move for the Austria international.

While Bayern could have specified that Som...