Milan's market is on fire, the red and black former Inter and Juventus footballers

2023-05-14 11:32:30, Sport CNA

Milan's interest in Karni Çukvuemeka has never waned even though the player was dealt in the 2022 summer transfer window when he was still at Aston Villa before Chelsea snapped up the 2003-born midfielder by writing a cheque. of 18 million euros. He played just 371 minutes this season and was in the starting line-up just once.

The "Blues" will sell him, but not eventually: the loan may be the best solution for everyone. In these moments, it is said that there are also contacts between Milan and Ezekiel Palasio. The midfielder born in 1998 is less physical than Çukvuemeka, but just as intense. In the Bundesliga since 2019, the Argentinian is a ready player, a regular starter for the "aspirins", with whom he has a contract until June 30, 2025. Even Loftus Çik has been on the red and black lists of reinforcements for a long time, but even in this case , talks will be held with Chelsea, which seems predisposed to release some places in the organics, and make some sales after the pharaonic campaign in the January market.

FIRST LINE - Then we move on to the names marked in red for Milan's attack. A department to revolutionize the future transfer market. Zlatan Ibrahimovic may be replaced by another player of Slavic origin. We are talking about Marko Arnautovic, born in 1989, whose quotas are increasing. Scorer of 8 goals in 19 season matches for Bologna, the Austrian center forward (part of Inter's treble) has a hefty salary – 3 million euros net per season – but the cost of the card is negligible and could be worth as an investment. Another name that Maldini keeps under surveillance is that of Alvaro Morata. Almost 31 years old, his contract with Atletico Madrid expires in June 2024 and without a renewal, a farewell next June is very likely.

The Spanish colleagues also add that the Rossoneri have an offer of 15 million euros ready: a proposal far from the price demanded by "los colchoneros", who claim at least double the amount. The football player's wife, who, being Italian, has always embraced Morata's initiatives to play in Serie A can come to Milan's aid.