In addition to the attacker in the next summer transfer market Milan will also make a right back. This is confirmed not only by the news leaked in recent weeks from the fourth floor of Casa Milan, but also by the fact that the sporting director of the Diavolo Geoffrey Moncada he would currently be in London not only to try to define the operation Zirkzeebut also for the Aston Villa full-back Matty Cashwho due to costs, age and characteristics would seem to be the ideal profile with which to strengthen the Rossoneri right wing in view of next season.
Who is Matty Cash, the full-back with whom Moncada wants to strengthen the Rossoneri’s side
Born in England, in Slough, in 1997, since 2021 Matty Cash was naturalized Polish after having obtained citizenship at the behest of the president of the Boniek Federation by exploiting his mother’s origins. Grown in Wycombe Nursery and Nottingham Forest, Cash he made his professional debut wearing the shirt of the historic London team Dag&Red during the 2015/16 season in League Two, the equivalent of our Serie D, collecting a total of 12 appearances, 3 goals and 3 assists for a total of 1014 minutes which earned him confirmation in the first team of Nottingham Forestt the following year. With the Reds the Polish full-back began to gain notoriety and admirers around Englandabsolutely not suffering from the category jump and improving himself season after season, even becoming a backbone of the team.
After 141 appearances, 15 assists and even 13 goals, Aston Villa knocked on the door of Nottingham Forest, which in the summer of 2020 paid around 16 million euros into the coffers of the then Championship club to secure Cash and get ahead of the competition. The rest is history. In the Villans shirt, the naturalized Polish full-back has made a total of 142 appearances, 46 of which this season alone, providing 10 assists and scoring 9 goals.
Flexibility, consistency and sense of goal: this is what convinced Milan
Flexibility, quality and consistency, these are the characteristics that would have led Milan to focus on Matty Cash. In fact, throughout his career, the full-backAston Villa it has always improved, practically never suffering from the category jumps that have occurred over the years. In fact, Cash went from the League Two bench to ownership first in the Championship and then in the Premier Leaguenot to forget the one at the Qatar 2022 World Cup with the Polish national team.
In short, for the writer, a graft like this could definitely be the case Milanalso because we would improve, numerically first and foremost, a department with muscles, flexibility and a sense of goal. Due to his technical characteristics, Matty Cash could therefore be ideal for the Rossoneri teamgiven that Emery’s Aston Villa played and plays, until proven otherwise, a lot with his offensive projections, as the Pole is a player who crosses a lot and well, capable of providing many assists but also of reading the phase well defensive.
