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Charles De Ketelaere of Club Brugge

MN: De Ketelaere making multiple sacrifices to join Milan – a recap of Thursday’s events

Thursday was a busy day as AC Milan and Club Brugge continued to discuss the Charles De Ketelaere operation, according to a report.

MilanNews reports that there is confidence from the Milan side of things as they believe they have done everything possible from an economic point of view and have been clear with Brugge that they believe their offer to be suitable despite the fact they are demanding €35m fixed.


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De Ketelaere meanwhile has chosen to reduce the salary originally agreed with the Rossoneri in order to give another signal that he wants to move. He has already given indications, such as rejecting Leeds United despite the fact they put more money on the table.

The 21-year-old playmaker is now basically split from Brugge. He did not play a single minute of their Belgian Super Cup win over Gent and he wasn’t even in the squad for their first league game against Genk, and in the meantime he did not train with the group yesterday on the advice of his club.

There are still some things to be resolved between the clubs, including some between Brugge and the player as he is willing to forfeit some bonuses he was owed by the Belgian champions to speed up the process and get his dream move.

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4 Comments

  1. @yelnats24 yeah plenty more back and forth, no conclusion but the early part of next week will be vital…this is probably he same for the following week as well.

  2. So brugge even owe him money? I think florenzi had to waive off some bonuses Roma were owing him too.
    Nice gesture from the lad. Hope to see him in our colors soon.

  3. I’d like to emphasize this part:

    “did not train with the group yesterday on the advice of his club.”

    The article yesterday attacking his profesionalism was false.

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