AC Milan are trying to sign another striker to complete the department after Alvaro Morata’s arrival from Atletico Madrid, and talks have been rekindled with Chelsea over Armando Broja.
According to Calciomercato.com, Niclas Füllkrug was the first name that popped up as he was initially proposed by the Roof agency. He is someone the management like but remains a complicated target because Borussia Dortmund do not want to sell, or at least not for a low price.
Tammy Abraham is represented by the same agency as the German international and he remains a possibility to be evaluated later, while waiting for Roma to start lowering their economic demands, which are currently considered too high.
In the last few hours, Milan have reopened dialogues with Chelsea to understand if there are some interesting opportunities to be seized among their outgoing players. The two clubs spoke about Broja, who has not yet reached an agreement with Everton after the strong interest shown in the first two weeks of June.
The Albanian has ‘incredible motivation’ and wants to bounce back after two very difficult seasons due to injuries and a loan spell at Fulham that didn’t quite work out for him. Milan would look to sign him on loan with an option to buy, and with no conditions that make it an obligation.