At Milan, the midfielder objective is the absolute priority at this time of the market, with Lazar Samardzic of Udinese who remains one of the objectives. However, the Friulian club is trying to build a wall on the Serbian. During today’s presentation of Sanchez, the Udinese ds Nani admitted Milan’s interest (without ever naming him): “Samardzic is one of our most sought-after players on the market, there are some requests for information for him in Italy… we can say Northern Italy (laughs, ed.) – the words of Gian Luca Nani -. On our part, there is no desire to let him go so easily: the idea is to keep the best players in the squad, unless there are satisfactory offers for everyone.
In some roles we are a little more covered and we could be more sensitive to accepting important offers, in others not. In his position we have just signed another good player (the Dutchman Jurgen Ekkelenkamp, ed.)”. A sort of opening in front of an attractive offer (no less than 25 million), but not to the figures and counterparts proposed so far by Milan.
Before buying, however, Milan must sell to make room for new acquisitions. Adli and Pobega have their bags in hand, but Bennacer is also not unsellable and in front of fifty million the Algerian would put an end to his adventure in Milan, according to Sportmediaset.