AC Milan are making no progress in the renewal of Franck Kessie and therefore his exit is becoming more and more likely, a report claims.
Kessie arrived at Milan on a loan with obligation to buy deal during the 2017 summer transfer window but his contract expires at the end of the season and a lot of the recent speculation has not offered much hope regarding the possibility of him extending his stay.
According to Il Giornale (via MilanNews), the chances that Franck Kessie will renew his contract with Milan expiring on June 30th are decreasing more and more as each day and week passes. The paper claims that a Donnarumma and Calhanoglu-style farewell is likely for the Ivorian midfielder, who is wanted by Tottenham and Paris Saint-Germain.
Meanwhile, Nicolo Schira confirms Spurs want Kessie and are pushing to try to convince him. Antonio Conte wanted him when he was at Inter and they have put forward a five-year contract to the player and his agent.
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Give him that 8m and for low transfer clause in exchange for Milan getting at least that 30-35m for him
That should be attractive enough for player and the club
And what if the club that wants to sign him can’t match the 8 million Milan paid him for the contract extension, uh?
A club will match at 8M don’t worry – just as they would have matched for Donnaruma at 12M….big clubs are not scared by salaries of 8-12M – only we are lol.