💣 Dovbyk offered to AC Milan 😱 What's next for Jashari
If the Serbian from Juventus has many advantages, first and foremost the fact that he would arrive on a free transfer, if not at zero cost, for Dovbyk the Diavolo would have to make a significant outlay, of at least 40 million.
It's hard to call these figures an opportunity, but the trail should still be considered.
📉 Full-backs, Doué is too expensive
As for the full-back, Guela Doué's valuation has dropped to 30 million euros, which is too much for Strasbourg.
Milan won't make an investment of that kind in that area of the field, because they don't think it's necessary, but - above all - because what will be saved will then be reinvested in the striker and Jashari.
DS Tare hasn't given up yet...
🤔 Jashari, new episode coming?
It's no secret, the Club Brugge midfielder is the Rossoneri's summer target, but the continuous rejections from the Belgians have turned the negotiation into a soap opera.
Today the deal is on hold, but it's not excluded that Casa Milan will decide to raise the offer. The player's 'yes' has been clear for some time, now it's a matter of convincing the Belgians to let their midfielder go.
If the negotiation were to fail completely, Tare could also decide not to look for a plan B and stick with the current squad in that area of the field, allocating the "Jashari package" elsewhere. Maybe even to the striker.
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