AC Milan are not the only team currently thinking ahead to the summer mercato, and a report has emerged that their first revenue in the window could arrive from a sale for which they are not directly responsible.
The biggest part of the transfer window is revenue, and it seems that Milan could see themselves pocketing some money from a sale involving Frosinone.
Tuttosport (via Football Italia) reports that former Rossoneri midfielder Marco Brescianini is a summer target for Juventus, and they will attempt to sign him again at the end of the season after their January attempts were unsuccessful.
The report admits that the Bianconeri’s favoured target is Teun Koopmeiners, who has previously been linked with the Diavolo. However, they have and will continue to assess other options available to them in the summer.
The 24-year-old has been a vital player for Frosinone and has attracted other suitors as well – if a sale were to happen, the Rossoneri have a 50% sell-on clause.
