AC Milan must find a solution for defender Andrea Conti after he returned from his loan spell with Parma, according to a report.
Calciomercato.com writes how after Parma’s failure to stay in Serie A, which stopped the obligation to buy set at €7m from being triggered, Conti will officially return to being a Rossoneri defender tomorrow.
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However, his future will be far from Milanello as Pioli does not consider him part of the plans, why is Maldini and Massara are working to find him a new club. Conti Arrived in summer 2017 from Atalanta for €24m and his net value on the balance sheet will be equal to €4,840,000 this summer, which means that to avoid a capital loss Milan must sell him for at least €5m.
Genoa and Sampdoria are keen and have opened talks with his entourage, with Conti a specific request from Roberto D’Aversa, the next Sampdoria coach. There is still no official negotiation, but the idea of all the parties involved is to find a solution in a short time. A possible obstacle could be that Conti earns €2m net per season.
