AC Milan will not look to replace outgoing duo Krzysztof Piatek and Suso, a report claims, after input from CEO Ivan Gazidis.
It was confirmed on Wednesday evening that Suso will join LaLiga side Sevilla on an 18-month loan with an option to buy believed to be €21m, which will turn into an obligation if certain conditions are met throughout the course of the loan.
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Meanwhile, widespread reports are claiming that Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin have beaten competition from Spurs and Chelsea to land the out-of-favour Piatek.
As we reported earlier on Wednesday, the striker will join Hertha Berlin on a permanent basis. Milan will receive around €28m for the sale, which is enough to avoid making any losses on the player.
According to il Corriere della Sera – as cited by MilanNews.it – both players, after input from the managing director Ivan Gazidis, will not be replaced, except for any interesting situations that may arise in the final hours of the window.
