AC Milan have decided that they will not look to keep three players beyond the end of the season, according to a report.
Although there are nine games to go until the end of the current campaign, the Milan management are beginning to plan for 2021-22 and what will hopefully mark a return to the Champions League should things go well in the final stretch.
As reported by Il Giornale this morning (via MilanWorld), the planning is well underway and Paolo Maldini plus sporting director Ricky Massara seem to have already made decisions on three players who are set to leave in June as things stand.
The paper reports that Milan have decided not to try and sign Diogo Dalot and Soualiho Meitè on a permanent basis from Manchester United and Torino respectively. Moreover, they intend not to take advantage of the option they have for the renewal of Mario Mandzukic’s contract at present.
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Meite is a big disappointment.Defensively,only above average at times due to good athleticism.Offensively he has offered nothing giving the ball away constantly. The team does need to add someone else to the roster at this position.
We don’t need them let them go
$20m for Dalot is too much if not for such amount he would’ve been a good backup for Theo whilst Kalulu becomes backup for Calabria