Reports: Chelsea forward rejects two offers as he wants Milan – Rossoneri consider him a concrete option

Oliver Fisher

5 years ago

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AC Milan consider Olivier Giroud to be a concrete option to reinforce the attack ahead of next season and the player has already rejected two other offers.

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According to SportMediaset (via MilanNews), Milan are looking for a new centre-forward to alternate with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and a profile that is very popular among the management is that of Giroud, who has decided not to take the option for an extra year on his contract at Chelsea.

From France it filters that the French striker has refused offers from RC Lens and Fenerbahce because he is waiting for Milan, and the 34-year-old striker asks for a two-year contract in order to change clubs.

Meanwhile, Daniele Longo writes on Twitter that Giroud is a concrete track for Milan, but the former Montpellier and Arsenal forward has two offers from English clubs, one from the MLS in America and interest from Milan that could become even more intense, but only after the Champions League final.

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