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Conte claims he transformed Scott McTominay into a complete player in the year and a half at Napoli.
Conte says McTominay now operates as a box-to-box midfielder and contributes to build-up.
Hojlund is praised by Conte as having space to improve despite his 22 years at Napoli.
Conte emphasizes the duo’s importance to Napoli alongside Lobotka in midfield.
Napoli aim to secure Champions League progression with Conte noting requirements to win and favorable results elsewhere.
Conte comments come ahead of Napoli’s game against Chelsea in the Champions League round.
Conte notes McTominay’s maturity compared to Hojlund and their potential impact this season.
Conte highlights development from past Manchester United links to Napoli form.
The article mentions McTominay’s prolific debut season at Napoli with 13 goals in 36 Serie A appearances.
Hojlund joined Napoli on loan last summer and has contributed nine goals in all competitions.
The article frames Conte’s praise as part of post-transfer assessment and team strategy.

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Hojlund has scored nine goals this season on loan at Napoli from Manchester United.
The loan includes an option to buy and an obligation to buy if Napoli qualifies for the Champions League.
Gianfranco Zola praised Hojlund and said United let go of a striker like that after McTominay's move.
Manchester United began an overhaul of attackers, signing Sesko, Mbeumo and Cunha after Hojlund's departure.
Napoli’s Giovanni Manna suggested a permanent move could be likely this summer.
Gianfranco Zola’s remarks underline the broader perception of Hojlund’s impact beyond United.
Hojlund’s future is tied to Napoli’s Champions League prospects and the club’s willingness to exercise the option to buy.
Hojlund has contributed to Napoli’s campaign since joining last summer on loan.
The Daily Star article frames Hojlund as a focal point of transfer discussions surrounding United.
The article notes the value clause setting Napoli’s future purchase at roughly £43.5 million (€50 million).

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Teddy Sheringham urged Manchester United to consider bringing back Rasmus Hojlund if the summer moves align with the club’s plans.
Sheringham says club management changes could alter Hojlund’s fit at United, suggesting Carrick may influence him in the summer.
Hojlund has shown improvement since moving to Napoli, including a recent European goal against Chelsea.
Napoli’s transfer obligation to buy could affect any potential return to United.
The piece frames Hojlund as a talent who could re-enter United’s attack if given the right environment.
The discussion highlights the potential for Hojlund to compete with Sesko and Mbeumo if he returns.
The article notes Napoli’s obligation to buy may complicate any possible return to United.
Sheringham emphasizes evaluating Hojlund’s mindset and hunger before deciding on a future with United.
The piece mentions Hojlund’s improvement as a reason United should consider him again.
The article is published on Metro News and centers on football transfer chatter surrounding Manchester United.

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