Charles De Ketelaere has had a first tough season at AC Milan and with just five games remaining in the league, he’s yet to find the back of the net. Things could change for him in the summer, therefore.
Milan signed the Belgian playmaker from Club Brugge for around €35m and with that price tag came high expectations. Perhaps too high, as the 22-year-old has struggled all season long, failing to assert himself in the team.
According to Gazzetta Dello Sport, Milan are evaluating the future and have been notified of Monza’s interest. The relations between the two clubs are excellent and they could possibly discuss a dry-loan move in the summer.
Adriano Galliani, the former Milan CEO and current CEO of Monza, has also set his sights on Zlatan Ibrahimovic for next season. He believes De Ketelaere would be the perfect addition to that signing and it’s a move that could benefit Milan as well, given that the Belgian needs playing time.
He is on very low salary. What would be the point of that?
Maybe couple mil will be added to leao’s wage 🙂 or giving space for other player and give CDK extra time to play there.
It is benefit for both club. Monza still on Milan city. Dry loan should be good for CDK , if he fail in monza,just consider him the next paqueta and sell him fast ,if he success take him back to AC Milan
Galliani still helping Milan.
Milan need to understand the mentality of the players they are signing. Milan need young players with strong mentality.
A psychiatrist should be evaluating players and giving approval disapproval of the players we sign.
Take Napoli Khravaskelia for example. Strong mentality, talented and immediate impact to the team. CDK on the other hand looks mentally weak, afraid and very shy.
That’s not the type of young players we need. Milan should take the opportunity to loan him out and get Mathias Alamada from MLS to replace CDK. Get Baldanzi to replace Adli.
Our attacking midfield will be stacked with talented versatile players who can also play on the wings.
Never Loose any Opportunity of selling him or loaning hin with smart concluding.