Time for goodbyes at Milan with the Rossoneri who seem ready to say goodbye to a pillar of their team for 45 million.
The arrival of Paulo Fonseca on the Milan bench, for the Rossoneri it is time to build a new squad to make available to the Portuguese coach.
Before closing incoming shots, however, Milan know they have to close one excellent transfer which can allow the club to have the necessary money to close incoming business. The intention of the club, as stated by Zlatan Ibrahimovic, is to retain the best in the squad with Rafael Leao, Mike Maignan and Theo Hernandez who appear destined to remain at Milanello. However, another pillar of the team could be sold to raise cash with the club having set the price at around 45 million euros.
Milan transfer market, Rossoneri ready to say yes to the sale for 45 million
In the last few hours, the interest on the part of the company has become increasingly insistent Newcastle For Tomori. The English center back is very popular with the Bianconeri who are looking for a new center back for next season. Milan would be ready to say yes to his farewell if a proposal were to arrive from around 45 million of Euro.
The former Chelsea player is very popular with the Bianconeri who, after closing the deal a year ago Tonali with Milan, they are ready for a new negotiation with the Rossoneri to try to secure the defender too. Greeted Kjaerhaving now reached the end of his contract, the club could therefore find itself with the need to purchase two new centre-backs in the transfer market if Newcastle were to satisfy the financial demands for Tomori.
The main objective always remains Alexander Good morning, but there is strong competition from Antonio Conte’s Napoli. The request of around 45 million euros made by Torino for the Italian national team player, however, scares the interested clubs who have currently stopped negotiations for the 1999 class. The same assessment is made by Bologna for Riccardo Calafiori on which Juventus have long wanted to try to close the deal by inserting at least one technical counterpart.
Despite the interest from the Premier League and the Bundesliga, he appears destined to stay Malick Thiaw. The center back born in 2001 did not have one of his best seasons, especially due to the long injury that kept him out of the playing field. However, Paulo Fonseca seems to want to focus on the former Schalke 04 player in view of next season, blocking his sale, at least for the moment.
