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CM: A verbal offer and a rejected swap – the latest on Nkunku’s future as Tare tries

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Things are moving for Christopher Nkunku and his potential exit from AC Milan, and the Frenchman is certainly not unsellable.

There have been a few questions about whether Nkunku could be sold in January, and it seems that Milan are entertaining talks about his future, despite suggestions that he would remain a Rossonero until the summer at least.


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This morning, it was reported that Fenerbahce were heavily interested, whilst the Diavolo would not reject opening talks for an exit.

Offers and swaps

Now, this afternoon, things have progressed a little further, it seems, with Calciomercato.com reporting that a first verbal offer has been made.

Fenerbahce have stated that they are ‘willing’ to meet the demands set by Milan – who hope to retrieve the €38 million spent in the summer – or at least pay €35m for the French attacker. However, it must be a permanent offer now, not a loan-to-buy.

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To sweeten the deal, Igli Tare has tried to include Milan Skriniar in negotiations, who is also appreciated by Massimiliano Allegri. However, the Turkish club are not open to discussions regarding their defender.

It seems, then, that Nkunku will only depart to join his former coach if €35m is paid next month. Certainly a big ask.

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9 Comments

  1. nkunku will not accept ,especially if he can sit on the bench and win the serie a , we will get a new origi if tare goes to public and shames himm like giminez

  2. 20m + Skriniar will be good,
    or keep him then trade him w/ Osimhen next season, i don’t think Osi will stay too long at Turk

  3. Tares talks too much like unprofessional leader. His talk early in the season demoralized Gimenez and this man didn’t realize it. Enough of him and how many times did he win the league when he was in Lazio. He should know how to talk as a manager because Milan is a big club not Lazio
    Most of these players are new to seria A and most didn’t play for a long time before joining us so they need time and confidence

  4. In the winter transfer window, we sell a player who failed to establish himself with us for 35 million, and everyone is happy and satisfied! Really!?

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