AC Milan did receive an offer from Turkish side Fenerbahce for defender Andrea Conti, according to a report.
There were a number of teams linked with Conti throughout the summer, and on deadline day Calciomercato.com reported that Genoa were very keen on signing him. They also stated that Milan and Conti are actually in talks to define the termination of his contract expiring on June 30 of next year so the full-back would be able to join on a free transfer.
According to the latest from the same source, there have been whispers over the past few days regarding a possible Fenerbahce attempt for Conti. According to what they have learned, Milan did indeed receive a written offer from the Turkish club but it was not enough to get a deal over the line.
The transfer window for Turkish clubs closed yesterday, so Conti will remain at least until January unless his deal is indeed terminated.
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I think he is the last player from li yonghong era left in our squad besides Kessié (initially a loan deal). Isn’t it?
Romagnoli
He is from Berlusconi era actually and the longest serving player of the current team.
I don’t get it. The offer wasn’t good enough but terminating his contract (and probably paying him a compensation) is better?
Romagnoli was from Belusconi era. I believe he was part of a trade deal involving El Shaarawy. Romagnoli was there when they came in the club.