Snadro Tonali is one step away from completing his permanent move to Milan, who had him on loan this past season. In the last few weeks, they have been negotiating with Brescia on the price tag of the midfielder.
The figures were initially set at €15m and €10m for the buy-out fee and bonuses respectively. Furthermore, the season-long loan cost Milan €10m. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, they have been able to get down that price.
A few weeks ago, Brescia and their president Massimo Cellino agreed to lower the buy-out and the bonuses to a total of €15m. Giacomo Olzer also entered the deal as a technical counterpart, helping Milan to lower the price.
After a meeting today, Cellino agreed to grant a further discount and the Rossoneri are now expected to close the deal for the young midfielder. Finally, in other words, he will join the club on a permanent basis.
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