AC Milan have been offered the chance to sign Wilfried Zaha from Crystal Palace, it is claimed, but the asking price is too high.
The Sun reported earlier in the week how Milan see Zaha as a ‘great addition to a squad’ that could potentially win the Scudetto and put an end to the dominance of Juventus in Serie A, with Chelsea, Spurs and Arsenal also linked.
The paper also claimed that the Rossoneri believe him to be ‘in his prime and ready to contribute immediately’, with a bid being considered for the £50m (€55m) man, while today they added that Mauricio Pochettino would like him at PSG, where he is expected to take over imminently.
According to Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com on Twitter, Milan have been offered Zaha – presumably by his entourage – however for the Rossoneri he has too high an asking price at the moment.
The South London club apparently want €50m to sell their best player in the upcoming window, too much for Milan who instead seem to be focused on smart and budget-compliant investments.