With Yunus Musah’s move to Napoli looking solid last week, AC Milan are trying to get everything back on track.
There is a full re-vamp of the Milan midfield likely this summer, and some moves rely on others leaving. For example, the Musah funds would be used to bring Javi Guerra in, who is a top target to replace Tijjani Reijnders.
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The American, seemingly, is not in the plans of Massimiliano Allegri, but those of Antonio Conte, who has been tracking him for a year now. However, his attempts to bring him to Naples are looking likely to go stale again.
Stalemate for Musah
Last year, it was the Rossoneri who stopped proceedings, wanting to gamble on the midfielder. Now, it could be them again, seeking more money in the deal, despite profit being on the table. So, work must be done.
Milan News write that Giorgio Furlani and Paolo Busardo met at Casa Milan, and there were no steps forward; the reasons being that the bonuses need to be agreed upon and Zambo-Anguissa’s role, which is ‘blocking an insertion into the midfield’.
Sky also confirm this, stating that there is no agreement just yet, with negotiations ‘blocked’. Again, Anguissa’s position is an issue, as he may not be sold as was imagined. Should that not happen, Musah would not be required.




Why not just do a straight swap Musah- Zambo Anguissa? Id take that all day
Because unlike Milan they are trying to strengthen their team.
Keep Musah. He´s young and talented. He must learn, but I´m pretty sure he will!
Fofana Modric Xhaka
Guerra Musah Jashari
Would be amazing
This guy is drunk, or never watch the disaster that musah bring every single game
Musah talented…..😂😂😂😂
No, Napoli are id*ots and you’re the football expert. Both of you, you don’t even know all the rules. 100%.
Musah is awful, you clearly have never watched him play. He’s the definition of a donkey.
I have watched every single Milan game since 1998. You’re an id*ot, you can’t do better. Understandable.
So, you’ve been drunk or on drugs since 1998. Musah is bum
Ok re*ard.
That’s unfair to donkeys. He just runs and runs. Running gets Conte hard.
Musah played 16 different positions under 3 different coaches. This is the kind of environment that brings out the best in players, right?
Conte will turn him into a beast. Then you will have to wonder why Musah couldn’t do that at Milan…
Zambo is a risk, he plays well because of Conte, he was terrible at Tottenham when asked to play progressive football
What help do these people need? A psychiatrist perhaps?
I think we all would have taken 10 or 15 for Musah and be glad we had a buyer. How on earth do they refuse 20m+ for him?
They are morons, all this stalling is what causes us to lose out on targets that go to rivals and drill us when we play them.
They give Kalulu away to Juve for pennies on a dollar and he was good in two positions we are now weak in. This is complete insanity. Push the deal through and call it a day.
Only strategic decision would be because they don’t want rivals to jack up prices on their midfiled targets knowing we have more to spend compared to when we initiated talks, so they want to stall this one to be able to squeeze in an extra player with the Tijjani and Musah sales. If that aint it, then they are morons.
They are dull, all this stalling is what causes us to lose out on targets that go to rivals and drill us when we play them.
They give Kalulu away to Juve for pennies on a dollar and he was good in two positions we are now weak in. This is complete insanity. Push the deal through and call it a day.
Only strategic decision would be because they don’t want rivals to jack up prices on their midfiled targets knowing we have more to spend compared to when we initiated talks, so they want to stall this one to be able to squeeze in an extra player with the Tijjani and Musah sales. If that aint it, then it is incomprehensible.
Doesn’t make any sense why they are stalling a deal over a few mil in bonuses… I wonder if there’s something else to this story.
But then again, this is Furlani calling the shots.