Milan’s transfer plans are becoming more complicated: the operation strongly supported by the new manager Fonseca is an uphill battle. The scenery.
The revolution planned by Milan to satisfy the new coach Paulo Fonseca has not yet begun. In fact, there are several obstacles that have emerged in recent hours that are complicating the club’s transfer plansintending to set up a more competitive squad than last season.
One of the issues to be resolved concerns the negotiation for Joshua ZirzkeeThe Dutchman (currently busy with the European Championships) has accepted the five-year contract worth 4 million net per year plus various bonuses put on the table by the management, however the 15 million commission requested by his agent Kia Joorabchian and the inclusion of Manchester United have made it necessary to identify other possible centre-forwards. Shaded Serhou GuirassyStuttgart’s driving force who is about to move to Borussia Dortmund, the spotlight is now on Romelu Lukaku and Tammy Abraham.
It is possible that both will land in Milan, given that both the Belgian and the Englishman are out of the plans of their respective coaches. Chelsea, for their part, would like to monetize Inter’s departure as much as possible and are asking for around 40 million while the Giallorossi would be satisfied with 30. The contacts will come to a head shortly after delivery but, to complete the two operations, it will be It is necessary to free up space in the squad and make some transfers.
Milan, the transfer is not unblocked: the Rossoneri’s plans are getting complicated
For example, Divock Origi was included in the list of starters coming off a terrible loan spell at Nottingham Forrest. The 29-year-old, in particular, scored only once in 22 games played between the Premier League and FA Cup (on 7 February against Bristol City). An adventure lived as a supporting actor, with only 8 appearances as a starter.
Nottingham, consequently, have ruled out the idea of exercising their right of redemption. thus sending it back to Milan, which will have to find an adequate solution to the problem. In any case, achieving the objective does not promise to be easy. The hunt to identify a possible buyer is not proving to be easy, due not only to the terrible performances provided by the center forward in the last year but also to his 4 million salary.
For him, so far, only timid signs of interest have been recorded from some Turkish teams which, however, have not gone beyond simple exploratory surveys. One more critical issue to face for the management led by Gerry Cardinale, also considering the difficulties encountered in the negotiations for the renewal of Jan-Carlo Simic’s contract. The 19-year-old talent, expiring in 2025, returned the various types of extension to the sender, thus making the divorce possible.
