AC Milan have raised their bid to FC Midtjylland for Raphael Onyedika but it is still not at their asking price, a report claims.
According to Ekstrabladet in Denmark, Paolo Maldini – the technical director of Milan – is directly involved in the negotiations which they perceive to be an indication that the Rossoneri ‘will go to great lengths’ to land the Nigerian midfielder.
A few weeks ago, Milan tested the waters with a bid of around €4m and FC Midtjylland flatly rejected that, but now the latest offer that has been put forward is worth €6.5m.
The Danish club currently considering its response to AC Milan’s increased bid given the increase of more than 50 percent from the opening bid, which makes the interest serious.
At the same time, it is also clear that it is not an offer that instantly convinces them to sell because they are still looking for a figure of around €10m to sell the 21-year-old, so the arm-wrestle may well continue.
Leave the player with them, they will arm wrestle with themself