According to reporter Mark Brus, Naples is confident in officially buying out Manchester United forward Hoylen at the end of the season, and the deal is expected to be completed soon.

According to reports, sources said: "Naples is confident. They have a buyout clause, are in a strong position, and are ready to activate it. Negotiations have been ongoing, and an agreement should be reached soon, which will officially take effect at the end of the season."

Hoylen was loaned to Naples by Manchester United this summer, and the loan contract contains a buyout clause. The 22-year-old Denmark international struggled during his time at Manchester United, but has improved since returning to Serie A.

If the buyout is completed, Hoylen is expected to sign a long-term contract with Naples until 2030. It is worth mentioning that his teammate McTominay is another player who has regained his life in Naples after leaving Manchester United.

In addition, the report also pointed out that Manchester United youngster Kobe Menu is also Naples' January signing target.

According to Romano's previous report, Hoylen's loan fee is 6 million euros, including a buyout clause. If Naples qualifies for the Champions League next season, it will become a mandatory buyout worth 44 million euros.