AC Milan are asking for €30million if they are to allow midfielder Franck Kessie to leave the club this month, according to a report.
We reported two weeks ago that the Rossoneri are ready to allow Kessie to leave if their asking price is met, as his agent had been told during a meeting that his client is no longer considered fundamental to the project, with West Ham and Wolves interested.
Calciomercato.com then added on December 31 that Kessie is no longer considered unsellable by the Milan hierarchy due to a combination of unconvincing performances and off-field situations, such as being late to training and using his phone in the dressing room.
According to Tuttosport – as cited by MilanNews.it – the club would be willing to sell the Ivorian, but only if an offer of at least €30million – a figure which ‘does not frighten’ the aforementioned Premier League duo.
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