Despite the fact Tommaso Pobega is currently training with AC Milan after coming back from his loan, he could in fact return to Bologna.
According to Corriere dello Sport (via MilanPress), the second chapter between Pobega and Bologna could begin soon. The midfielder has never hidden his openness to working under Vincenzo Italiano again, while the Rossoblu attempted to negotiate a permanent deal, without success until now.
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The Rossoneri could now let Pobega leave. Bologna are starting from the stance that the €12m buy-out figure agreed last summer is too much. Marco Di Vaio and Giovanni Sartori will try to bring that amount down during talks with Igli Tare.
At present there is a financial distance between Milan and Bologna over the fee it should be, but the more days pass, the more one gets the feeling that handshakes will arrive, given the relations between all parties.
According to Nicolo Schira, Pobega is getting closer to return to Bologna from Milan on loan with an obligation to buy. It will be a total package of €8-9m as an exclusive revealed two weeks ago, and it will of course generate a pure capital gain for the Rossoneri, given he came through the youth sector.
I thought he was our new LB lmao
Our Mr. X!
Wow so funny joke…
Idiotic move. Better keep him. There is virtually no option to get anyone better for 8mil. And Milan needs him to register squad.
If they have want Milan players, they act like beggars to buy cheap. But if Milan wants to buy, they will set unless price as if the Player Worth it. If they can not pay 12m , let them forget about it. Look at lucca who’s not too better than Columbo is going to Napoli for 35m
Make sure this time are permanent deal, if not better skip this bologna . Right now his price only worth 8-9m euro
And the Milan management will be able to find as good or better player from where??? Ligue 1? And with the same or lower salary? Yeah right… FFS, just keep the guy instead of selling for too cheap.