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Chelsea's Moroccan midfielder Hakim Ziyech

90min: Chelsea forward closing in on Milan loan move – the latest

AC Milan are close to securing a loan move for Chelsea winger Hakim Ziyech that should go through in January, a report claims.

90min in England report that Ziyech is ‘nearing a loan move’ to Milan given that he is not a big part of Graham Potter’s plans and the Rossoneri management have retained their interest in signing him after their attempts in the summer.


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Chelsea were willing to sanction a permanent deal during the summer transfer window but Milan decided to invest in Charles De Ketelaere instead, but Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara are ‘prepared to renew their push to sign Ziyech’ and sources have told 90min that things are moving in the right direction.

It comes after Ziyech made some interesting comments following Morocco’s World Cup opener against Croatia in which he revealed to rule out he idea of leaving in the winter mercato.

“It’s hard to say. We don’t know what will happen in the winter. It’s football, so it’s difficult to say,” he said.

Milan are also thinking about what to do with De Ketelaere in the short term with Leeds among the sides considering a loan bid.

 

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2 Comments

  1. Clearly CDK seems still unsure of himself and ill at ease. He seems soft, unsure of his role and position and is generally easily robbed of the ball ….BUT ….. we milan fans must remember the first year of Tonali and Leao who were both very unimpressive at that stage … and look at them both now. Also who does not remember Pioli shouting and screaming “Sandro” “Sandro” a thousand times during every match to tell him how to play and what to do.
    Let us be patient and wait for CDK to develop … true at times we seem to be playing with 10 men when he is around but let’s wait and be patient.

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