It would appear that AC Milan are going to try to sign Konstantinos Karetsas this summer, but they may have little chance.
Earlier today, reports suggested that Milan had a plan to sign the Greek starlet from Genk this summer, preferring to sort a deal with the player and then move to negotiate with the club. However, it appears that this could hinder them.
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Indeed, reports from Germany would now suggest that this approach is exactly what could lose the player…
Milan in danger
According to the latest report from BILD, via BVB Newsblog on X, the Rossoneri’s approach is not going down well with the player. Indeed, he prefers the approach from Dortmund, who are pushing to make a move happen with Genk, rather than with the player first.
Their monitoring of the attacker has been ongoing for more than two years now and their ‘persistence’ has left the Greek impressed. Put simply, they have a ‘clear advantage’ over the Diavolo.
So much so that they are his first choice this summer, and if the clubs reach an agreement, he will probably head to Germany. Milan must alter their approach and start making up the ground before it’s too late… if it’s not already.
According to a German outlet, the kid prefers the German club, huh? Orignial….
Well if the young Greek is impressed there is no need to discuss further, let him go to Borussia. We can consider our other options. Milan competes in Serie A and also building for the future, in both cases a bit higher level then Dortmund and Bundes Liga where you ha e Bayern a ligue in its own and the rest, where Dortmund also counts
I am not so sure the Bundesliga is below Serie A anymore.
I’m sure, Serie A is below the Bundesliga.
Here is a simoke comparison of last 3 seasons, these are facts not feelings. Hard numbers.
Besides how many teams competed for tittle in Serie A vs Bundesliga 2/3 s before the end?
Looking at overall consistency across those three years:
1. England (Premier League) – 1st, 3rd, 1st
2. Italy (Serie A) – 2nd, 1st, 5th
3. Germany (Bundesliga) – 3rd, 2nd, 3rd
4. Spain (La Liga) – outside top 5, 5th, 2nd
5. France (Ligue 1) – around 5th overall
* simple comparison
What are you comparing here?
Yeah well, I did research some sites, rankings, uefa points etc. and it seems the Germans have overtaken Serie A in the last three years. Narrow margin but on the rise.
German outlet, totally unbiased guys
I don’t like it if we only agree term with the players then move on to negotiate with the club because honestly it’s a waste of time if we can’t even agree to the transfer fee
No surprise there. Milan always loses the competition if there’s at least one more random club interested in a player. It became a tradition, sort of.