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SM: Allegri ‘strongly believes’ in Musah but Milan willing to part for right price

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With Yunus Musah, present interest is from a few parties, including AC Milan themselves. However, it may not be enough. 

The situation with Musah this summer has been difficult to follow. Napoli, no, England, maybe, Napoli again, maybe. There has been constant interest in him throughout the summer, but no one is making the final move.


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Atalanta, as of this morning, are likely to be removed from the situation by Milan themselves, with an offer likely to be rejected. So, that leaves the Partenopei and Nottingham Forest alone as the final two options, really.

Musah: Two options

As alluded to, there is a third option, and that is actually the Rossoneri themselves, as we have learned. Luca Maninetti, our SempreMilan.it colleague, states that Massimiliano Allegri likes the midfielder, even ‘believing in him strongly’.

However, the club are still prepared to listen to offers, and if a bid of €30 million arrived, he could leave this summer.

Yunus Musah of AC Milan
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There have been a few ideas around the €25m mark, but with this figure now in mind, it could be seen that concrete proposals begin to arrive. It is also worth noting that a €30m bid would not see him leave for definite. Instead, it would likely be considered, and Allegri’s will should be considered.

Tags AC Milan Massimiliano Allegri Yunus Musah

16 Comments

  1. There is something this Musah of a guy is doing in training that 3 or 4 of our recent coaches have seen that we’re not seeing.

    The two coaches we had last season consistently used this guy either starting the match but mostly as a substitute.

    There’s something about this Musah, he’s likely to explode if not in Milan but in a new team.

    1. this is the funniest shut I have heard in a while, by the looks of it Allegri seems to have never wanted anyone to leave, maybe Morata. But it seems Tiji, Theo and Thiaw were players he wanted to keep. Bear in mind these three players all got sold for 110 Million Euros. Then you have Pobega for 9, Lazatic for 4, the South American defender for 3-5, Morata for 10.

      1. I think Allegri is happy with the players that have arrived though, and they look like players he likely signed off on. There were probably internal discussions involving the three, and he didn’t seem to have an issue with Tiji, Theo or Thiaw leaving.

        Theo was a major problem with his attitude and Thiaw was never a starter for us.

      2. Was Lazetic 4mn sold? I thought it was essentially a free transfer but a high sell-on clause.

        Could be wrong, apologies if I misread something

  2. It’s so strange that all these coaches clearly don’t know as much as the experts in the comment section of Sempre Milan…
    But then again these are the same people who thought Calabria was a top RB and should be starting for us. Where’s he at now?

    1. Man you should write stories because you have a huge imagination.

      Nobody said that Calabria is world class. People said that removing an average RB who is also the team captain and a longtime fan to replace him with a bunch of average RBs was pointless.

      Musah had two years to prove his worth and he has been a liability most of the time. Maybe some coaches like his profile but any Milan fan with functional eyes and brain know that he’s a pedestrian player for this team.

      1. So you are saying that “any Milan fan with functional eyes” knows more than professional coaches who see him everyday and professional scouts from other teams that want to sign him? Sure. Keep telling yourself that.

      2. You are clearly delusional thinking the rest are the ones with a “huge imagination”. Calabria with 28 years old was not even able to stay in Serie A and had to die in a terrible league like the Greek one. Walker, being hugely washed up, was miles better than him. Damn, even Emerson looked decent compared with that pile of crap.

        With Musah is no different I guess…. as MK says, people here knows more than 4 managers in a row

      3. dude don’t bother foolani’s minions,
        everybody knew that Calabria’s issues is discipline (party & curva case), in his day he shut-down CR7, Messi & even Mbappe, things that Walker & casino Royal never done

  3. I think with guidance he could at least become a better player. Do we have that sort of patience and is Allegri the guy who could help him discover better form? Perhaps.

    I am not a fan of Musah, but I won’t lose sleep if he stays.

    There are bigger fish to fry right now. Like getting Boniface to Milan, and Origi’s contract terminated. And maybe getting another defender too.

    I mean I could be reading the situation wrong, and unlike “Sure” I can at least admit I could be wrong. Humility is a rare trait.

  4. He won’t leave. Made up article. It is like saying Leao is for sale at the right price. Anyone at Milan is. If someone came with 150M for Leao tomorrow Furlani would personally drive him to make the transfer. If Jashari got an offer of 60M tomorrow, same thing.

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