AC Milan are working with Chelsea to find an agreed formula for the transfer of Hakim Ziyech this summer, a report claims.
As has been reported by Tuttosport (via Milan News) today, the Rossoneri and the Premier League side have a slight disagreement about what should happen at the end of the proposed one-year loan deal.
The Blues would like the loan deal to include an agreed fee for Milan to buy the player at the end of the season.
Milan would rather that the fee was an option for them, which would only become an obligation if certain conditions are met. Those conditions would presumably be related to appearance figures or goals scored.
It is not the sort of issue that would derail the move. The most likely reason for the Moroccan winger to not join Milan would be if they cannot come to an agreement for his wages which could be a bit high for the Rossoneri.
