Tommaso Pobega has taken just a few months to convince Torino that he is worth fighting to keep, according to a report.
Milan made the decision to send Pobega back out on loan during the summer window after his previous spells with Pordenone and with Spezia, to continue his development process at a club where he will get more playing time than he would with the Rossoneri considering the quality of the midfielders available to Stefano Pioli.
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MilanNews writes how the maturation of Pobega under the guidance of new Torino head coach Ivan Juric is evident and Milan feel like they – in conjunction with the player – made a good choice regarding his loan destination.
A first ever call-up for the senior national team from Roberto Mancini has arrived and now the Granata are trying to find a ‘crack in the solid wall’ that the Milan management have put up because they want a chance of keeping him permanently.
Currently the 22-year-old is on a dry loan while Il Toro would like to find a way to insert a purchase clause. What filters from Milan though is that they are not considering a sale, they are happy with his development and they plan to welcome back a more ready player next summer when his future will be decided again.
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no worry Kessie go. we have pobega and adli
Milan is bigger than you and i and since 1899 let no one hold the Milan to ransom