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Hakim Ziyech of Chelsea warm up pre match during the UEFA Champions League Final match between Manchester City and Chelsea at The Estadio do Dragao, Porto, Portugal on 29 May 2021. PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxUK Copyright: xAndyxRowlandx PMI-4238-0334

Tuttosport: €35m Chelsea man, Leipzig star and Danish sensation – Milan’s seven-man playmaker wish list

AC Milan are looking to make a statement by moving on from Hakan Calhanoglu with a quality replacement, according to a report.

This morning’s edition of Tuttosport (via MilanNews) writes how Milan are looking for an attacking midfielder who can replace the Turkey international in the 4-2-3-1 system, with Brahim Diaz set to return from Real Madrid but his presence alone will not be enough.


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Hakim Ziyech of Chelsea is perhaps the profile that most teases Maldini and his colleagues, but the Blues would like to collect at least €35m from the possible sale of the Moroccan given how much they paid to Ajax, but at the end of the market they could also accept a loan with option to buy.

The new name is Mikkel Damsgaard of Sampdoria, and the Dane can play in all positions behind the striker and is considered a profile perfect for Elliott Management’s project as he is young, talented and has great potential.

There are other options being looked at too such as Mattia Zaccagni of Hellas Verona, Rafinha of Paris Saint-Germain, Marcel Sabitzer of RB Leipzig and Dani Ceballos of Real Madrid, while James Rodriguez’s future at Everton is far from certain and Jorge Mendes could assist the operation.


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Tags AC Milan dani ceballos Hakim Ziyech James Rodriguez Marcel Sabitzer Mattia Zaccagni Mikkel Damsgaard Rafinha

3 Comments

  1. All this players Hakan is better than them. some of them are injury victim Milan will end up regretting it, with dis maldini policy ass hold.

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