GdS: Milan renewal ‘more concrete’ now as Kessie is yet to receive a higher offer

By Isak Möller -

The renewal saga of Franck Kessie has been going on for quite some time and there is no end in sight either. A lot of pessimism has filtered from Casa Milan lately but now it seems there might be some hope. 

Kessie’s contract will expire in the summer and that means he could sign a pre-agreement with another club now. According to today’s edition of Gazzetta Dello Sport (via MilanNews), the Ivorian hasn’t made up his mind yet.

Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara put €6.5m per year on the table a while back, and it’s still valid. This option is now ‘more concrete’ than just a few weeks ago as the midfielder hasn’t received any higher offers.

Paris Saint-Germain are evaluating the situation and the same can be said for some Premier League sides. Kessie’s performances in the Champions League hasn’t helped his case, but the lack of good offers doesn’t necessarily mean he will make a U-turn.


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Tags AC Milan Franck Kessie Paris Saint Germain Premier League

6 Comments

  1. The glass has broken. Almost a year now, his mind is out of Milan and that cost our team several matches..
    It would a huge mistake if he remains at Milan.

    1. Like you said it’ll be tremendous mistake if he stays. The lad couldn’t decide between a simple yes or no to renewal, thereby keeping our beloved club hostage.

    2. I agree brother.we shouldn’t even give him 6.5 m
      Per season . Wa really shouldn’t offer more than 3m per season.
      Force Milan

    3. Maybe one option would be to renew his contract and then immediately sell him for 50M+. He thought he was the best player here and took advantage of it. We don’t need such toxic players. Same happened with Donnarumma as well. He didn’t want to sign, negotiated with Milan which made his brother earn 1M per season.

  2. Liverpool most likely will get him and 8m is not a problem there.

    Kind of shame pif did not invest in Inter – broadcasting incomes would rise for all, same as prestige

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