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Bianchin: Milan set price tag as Wolves join Nottingham Forest in race for midfielder

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Yunus Musah is destined to leave AC Milan this season and according to a report, a price tag has been set amid interest from Nottingham Forest and Wolves. 

When Max Allegri was announced as Milan’s new head coach, some fans speculated that Musah could become a useful player for the 57-year-old. Given the money he could fetch from the market, however, it seems a decision has already been made.


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Even several months ago, it was reported that Milan considered Musah to have a ‘Premier League engine’, with Nottingham Forest and a few others keeping tabs on the situation. Sure enough, the City Ground side are one of the clubs interested.

Wolves join race amid €25m price tag

According to Luca Bianchin, Milan are willing to part ways with the American if an offer of €20-25m were to arrive this summer. In addition to Nottingham Forest, who have already opened talks, Wolves have also expressed an interest in the player.

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The Premier League, as such, remains the most likely destination for the player despite interest from domestic rivals Fiorentina. The money would definitely help fund the mercato for the Rossoneri, with Ardon Jashari being one of their main targets for the midfield.

As for Musah, he will likely accept a departure given the struggles he experienced last season. In addition to a lack of playing time, his confidence took a heavy beating when Sergio Conceicao subbed him off in the first half not once, but twice.

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16 Comments

    1. I agree. Every time we sell two or three players who are not qualified, we use the money to buy one better player.

  1. I think we may come to regret selling Musah. True, he made several costly mistakes and often looked lost positionally, but he has physical tools you can’t coach.

    With the right environment he can thrive. I don’t see how any young player would have thrived at Milan last season.

    1. Any NFL player, heck any track&field athlete who has the same physicality has him can do the things that he has done.
      At some point, we need players who can play football, not just freak athletes.

      1. Exactly, I’m convinced people know nothing about the game. Just because he runs around like a headless chicken means nothing. He can’t shoot, pass, has zero football IQ and is out of position constantly. Sell him for 20 and be done with it.

    2. I agree with you he might thrive somewhere and has a lot of good attributes. I’m not sure it’ll be at Milan though, so if we get a good offer with funds to reinvest I understand if we take it. Don’t mind him staying though.

  2. When u guys talk about running, I remember Ignazio Abate, he runs and crosses with no aim, no vision, no mission. Headless chicken like u said….😂😂

    1. 😂 because Abate no matter how he runs away from right side, he holds RB position fairly conservatively.

      But Muusahh?? hah he’s from different planets; He runs LEFT Side, RIGHT Side, always sprint forward (even before the FW) while he’s a defensive midfielder. AND he suddenly convinced himself is a forward and start shooting and totally forgot his role. After the shot, he’s the slowest one to track back, looks like he’s playing even more forward than Leao and GIroud. Play back the video, dude!
      That’s Why he got, Substituted, before half time!

      If that’s not call headless chicken, then you must mistaken this sport as NFL, NBA, and alike.

      Great comments btw, ABDULRAHMAN ABRuHHama 😀

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