AC Milan and Lecce have already made a decision on the future of striker Lorenzo Colombo as he continues to impress on loan, a report claims.
Milan decided to send Colombo out on another loan, this time Lecce after a season in Serie B with SPAL. The 20-year-old has three goals in Serie A so far this season against Napoli, Udinese and Sampdoria, plus one in the Coppa Italia against Cittadella.
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According to reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport (via MilanNews), Lecce have already decided to buy Colombo once his loan deal expires as there is a clause in the agreement that allows them to do so for €2.5m.
However, that should merely trigger a formality because Milan will be able to exercise their buy-back options which has already been agreed at €3.5m. It essentially functions as a way for Lecce to earn a development fee from a useful loan spell.
