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Longo: Bondo available for sale after meeting with agents at Casa Milan – the latest

It seems that Warren Bondo will be leaving AC Milan, according to the latest reports from Calciomercato.com journalist Daniele Longo.

There has been plenty said about the mercato so far, but little movement will occur until Ruben Amorim has had the opportunity to assess certain players. However, that does not mean that there cannot be departures before then.


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Indeed, that has been proven this afternoon. Now, the reports are that Bondo will leave the club this summer, with ‘no place’ for him moving forward, despite suggestions otherwise.

Bondo to leave Milan

Reporting on his X account, Longo gave an update on how the meeting went with the agents of the French midfielder, who arrived at Casa Milan only an hour or so beforehand.

“After a summit with Bobby Gardiner, Hendrik Almstadt, Bondo’s agents were informed that the boy is not part of the plans. A permanent transfer is on the horizon, with an initial asking price of 8 million euros.”

All things considered, it is probably the most obvious example of a panic signing in the club’s recent history. A shame considering how highly he was rated before arriving at Milanello.

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  1. A solid player in a mid team became backup who never played in ours. That’s the problem with some of these transfers and the agents who push for them. There’s a decent player in there but only if he has consistent game time. Otherwise that form dries up quickly and soon you’re getting shipped out hoping to recover your career.

  2. It’s kinda like we always somehow ruin the careers of these youngsters. Yeah you could make the argument that he’s not good enough and that’s why he’s being sold but if he’s not good enough why sign him in the first place? Leave them at their mid table teams where they’re getting enough game time and don’t bring them here only to send them out on several loans and discard them in the end. Now there’s talk about sending Odogu out on loan but the boy was at least getting decent playing time in Germany.

    IF THEY’RE NOT GOOD ENOUGH, DON’T BRING THEM HERE. PERIOD!

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