Milan is preparing to get rid of at least six players who no longer fit into the Club’s technical plans. Fonseca’s approval has arrived.
The Milan market will not only be about incomings, but also and above all outgoings. From these the Via Aldo Rossi Club expects to recover significant revenues in order to be able to add new resources to the budget established for the market and thus have a greater range of action. After having finalized the De Ketelaere deal with Atalanta – writes the Corriere dello Sport – at least six other exits are in the pipeline from which Milan is confident of recovering new resources to invest in the incoming market.
The redundancies
Corriere dello Sport has analyzed in detail all the situations that Milan will have to manage in terms of exits. In particular, attention will be focused on Divock Origireturned from the insufficient loan to Nottingham Forest. In fact, the player receives 4 million euros per year and Milan’s objective is to get rid of him as soon as possible to have a significant saving in the budget. The Turkish league has expressed interest but it will be necessary to find a way to make the Rossoneri’s rich salary digest. Daniel Maldini he could stay at Monza, Galliani would in fact like to confirm this. We are talking about a figure between 3 and 4 million. Also Lorenzo Colombo he could remain in Brianza permanently.
Saelemaekers and Pobega in two top Italian clubs?
The future of Saelemaekers and Pobega could still be in Italy, for both of them in fact there are interests of two top clubs of our Serie A. The Belgian is in fact fought over by Juventus and Atalanta, for Pobega instead there is the strong courtship of Commisso’s Fiorentina. From the sale of the surplus, Milan expects to recover between 20 and 25 million, in addition to 22 for De Ketelaere. These resources that would add depth to the company’s market budget.
The article Milan, at least six transfers: the redundancies and the Rossoneri departures comes from Notizie Milan.
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