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Tuttosport: Milan monitoring Brighton and Sweden star ahead of potential summer swoop

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AC Milan are reportedly monitoring the performances of the midfielder Yasin Ayari, who has been shining for club and country lately. 

It feels like the summer transfer window only just ended, but January is fast approaching and the transfer rumours are now ramping up again. It is believed that Milan will make at least one signing, with the centre-back position being a priority.


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If that ends up being an expensive one, it’s difficult to imagine another mid-season signing, and so most of the remaining links are likely summer-related. That certainly applies to Yasin Ayari, the 22-year-old midfielder, who has a high price tag.

Big summer move on the cards?

According to today’s edition of Tuttosport (via MilanNews), Milan are keeping a very close eye on the midfielder, who is currently on international duty with Sweden. He has impressed massively with his national team, in addition to doing really well for Brighton in the Premier League.

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Last season, he scored four goals and bagged three assists for Brighton, while adding another two goals with Sweden at the World Cup. As the newspaper states, what Milan like the most is his versatility, being able to play as a defensive midfielder, a central midfielder and an attacking midfielder.

The Rossoneri aren’t the only ones interested, though, and the price tag is expected to be a high one. Ayari’s contract expires in 2027 but Brighton have the option to extend it to 2028, which means they will likely ask for more than €40m to part ways with the Swede.

In short, any negotiations will take place in the summer and not in January, as Milan have other priorities than reinforcing the midfield then.

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  1. his an exception but why dont milan get a player thats really good at only one position? liike a midfiler thats good at passing and pressing in the middle an attacking midfiler that can create chances. not players that can play everywhere we have to many of those an theyre often mediocre

  2. CAM would definitely be his role under us…

    Puli(can play both flanks), Cisse(left), Alexis(left) (hopefully to be seen as LWB as well) that leaves 2 more CAMs…

    Hutchinson(right) 50-50 as whether we gonna keep him, like the moments; his creativity and 1v1 is class.

    Ayari(left) would push Puli to right side

    1. …and pushes him to leave. He was pushed to the right for Leao, now it’s any player who plays on the left pushes him to the right. The year extension is meaningless if he doesn’t resign. Holding him for that year means he leaves for nothing. I’m sure ACM would love for him to change his number to 10 for new shirt sales.

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