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GdS: Milan hoping to raise funds through sales as six loanees return – the details

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AC Milan are hoping to raise funds for their summer transfer window by selling some players not deemed useful to the project.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Theo Hernandez is one of the players that Milan are expected to part with before 2025-26, because he has told the club he wishes to leave. Then, Tijjani Reijnders could be heading for Manchester City in a club-record deal.


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Yesterday, which he spent in Monaco, Tare had no contact with City who are also on the trail of Atalanta’s Ederson. While waiting to understand if Guardiola will want both or just one of the two, Milan are expecting a new bid in the next few days that will have to come close to the €70m demands.

An offer from Bayer Leverkusen is also expected for Malick Thiaw, who a year ago was valued by Milan at €35m, but who now costs less because he is coming off a season where he struggled for regular starters.

Juventus should buy Kalulu for €14m. Yacine Adli, Ismael Bennacer, Lorenzo Colombo, Tommaso Pobega and Noah Okafor will instead return to base and will not be purchased by the clubs where they were on loan.

Roma wants to keep Alexis Saelemaekers but Milan will sacrifice him only for a big offer. Otherwise, the versatility of the Belgian, coming off an excellent season, will be exploited by Allegri.

la gazzetta dello sport 1 june
Tags AC Milan Alexis Saelemaekers Ismaël Bennacer Lorenzo Colombo Malick Thiaw Noah Okafor Pierre Kalulu Tommaso Pobega Yacine Adli

16 Comments

      1. Loaning/selling Kalulu, who was a cornerstone of our last Scudetto, was incredibly dumb, especially when our defense is garbage. Who made that decision?

      2. It’s an option, so long as it’s not an obligation, we can still try to convince him to come back.
        The culprits who sent him away have stepped aside already.

        1. The option is theres not his. He agreed terms of a contract with them at the start of the loan – like we did with Walker for example. If they choose to trigger it (which they were definitely doing but management has changed now) he’s a Juve player.

          1. An option is not an obligation.
            We are both saying the same thing but you are only looking from Juve point of view.

            An obligation would be mandatory on Juve to sign, but an option requires a willing buyer and a willing player and sometimes a willing seller.

            Take a look at the Brahim Diaz loan, we had the option to sign him permanently, but because the player and Madrid want his return, we had to let him go back because it’s an option which we could have signed him and re-sell to Madrid and made a little profit, but it wouldn’t strengthen our business relationship, so we had to let him go.

            Even if Juve decides to activate the option and Kalulu is convinced to stay at Milan, the deal cannot go through. Moreover, if decides not to sell Kalulu to Juve, the deal will not go through, Milan gave them an option to buy, not an obligation to buy. Juve have an option to buy, Milan has an option to sell, there cannot be a buyer without a seller, and there cannot be a seller without a product, hence I said we should convince Kalulu to stay as his will may be the deciding factor.

            Just like when Arsenal triggered Suarez’s release clause, yet the player rejected Arsenal despite a release clause being an obligatory condition, FIFA makes the player’s will give soul to certain regulations.

  1. I want Adli and Saelemaekers to stay.
    Colombo should be a 3rd striker.
    We should sell Okafor, Chukwueze, Musah and Terracciano. Keith 🇲🇹

  2. I never understood why Milan bought Musah and Okafor. I’m not blaming Musah though, Milan had asked him to do things that are outside his style and abilities. Conte wanted him, Milan should sell him to Napoli. I like Chukweze, he has a lot of potential. He’s a true winger, but he can’t playing time so long as Pulisic is playing his position.
    On another note, does this article suggest that City is getting cold feet on Reijnders? I thought it was a done deal.

      1. Pulišić as AM with Chukwueze as RW never looked good.
        Pulišić is a winger, not an attacking midfielder.

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