Qualification for the Champions League seems to have sprung AC Milan’s summer window into action early, as Daichi Kamada’s arrival will soon be confirmed.
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According to what is being reported by Patrick Berger of Sport1, Kamada is now set to join Milan after the Rossoneri secured their qualification for the Champions League next season with a 1-0 win over Juventus.
The Japan international will sign a five-year deal as a free agent after his contract at Eintracht Frankfurt expires at the end of next month.
Milan have beaten Atlético Madrid in the race to sign the 26-year-old, who also turned down a ‘top proposal’ from Borussia Dortmund too, as it looks like Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara have landed their first outfield reinforcement of an important summer.
Fabrizio Romano confirms that there is a verbal agreement in principle between Kamada and Milan, who are ‘optimistic but careful until he signs’. The player himself picked the Rossoneri over other interested clubs and he will undergo a medical in seven days, if all goes to plan.
