A new hypothesis has emerged for Junior Messias as he is not guaranteed of a stay at AC Milan beyond the summer, a report claims.
Messias arrived on a season-long loan from Crotone on deadline day of the last summer window but his campaign started in late November due to some physical problems and requiring a bit of time to reach top condition.
His first goal with the Milan shirt was a big one as he secured the Rossoneri their first win in the Champions League since 2013-14 at the Wanda Metropolitano against Atletico Madrid. Then he netted five more, all in Serie A.
According to the latest from SportMediaset (via MilanLive), Milan are happy to make the deal permanent and they believe it can be closed at €4m, but that does not mean that he would necessarily stay permanent.
Monza have their eye on the Brazilian and Giovanni Stroppa would gladly welcome him to the newly promoted side given the two have already worked together at Crotone, so he could be bought by Milan and then sold on for a profit just as we reported earlier this month.
What nonsense is this, why would Crotone give discount, they can sell him too, why would take small money for full money