AC Milan have decided not to raise their offer for Yunus Musah and have left the ball in Valencia’s court, according to a report.
Milan were intensely linked with a move for Musah in the days immediately after it became obvious that Sandro Tonali would be departing and joining Newcastle United for a club-record fee, thus leaving the midfield in need of a rebuild.
According to Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com, Milan have decided not to improve their first offer for Musah, which was worth around €12-13m as a fixed amount plus bonuses.
Now the ball passes to Valencia who must show an opening, otherwise the Milan management will turn to other targets for the department.
Giorgio Furlani and Geoffrey Moncada appear to be quite methodical in the evaluation of players and how much they are worth bringing various factors into play, and they adjudge their first bid to be a fair one.
