Sevilla are currently ‘waiting for a signal’ from AC Milan regarding the future of centre-back Simon Kjaer, according to a report.
The Denmark international cut short his time at Atalanta and joined the Rossoneri on a six-month deal, with Milan having confirmed at the time that there is an option to make the move permanent at the end of the season.
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According to the latest from Calciomercato.com, Milan have been satisfied with the performance offered by Kjaer and are now considering making his stay at San Siro a permanent one.
It would be an operation with a low economic impact, as the option to buy Kjaer was set at €3m as part of the loan agreement, and that will soon be examined by the club’s management.
However, it is also a point of discussion that will have to pass through technical area and in particular the new head coach, who will most likely be Ralf Rangnick – a manager who tends to prefer younger players.
Sevilla are awaiting developments on Kjaer, who has a deal with the Andalusian club until June 2021 but is not part of their project. The Spanish side are confident that Milan will make the move a permanent one.
The mutual desire is to talk to each other soon to find a solution that will satisfy everyone, but the last word will be up to the man in charge of leading the Rossoneri in the next season.
