Milan to let go of Saelemaekers only for significant offer
Milan to let go of Saelemaekers only for significant offer
Alexis Saelemaekers' future seems increasingly distant from Roma.
Although the Giallorossi club wants to keep him for next season, Milan would be willing to sell him only if they receive a significant financial offer.
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According to today's edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport, in the absence of an adequate offer from Roma, the Belgian winger – coming off an excellent season – could return to Massimiliano Allegri's radar.
The newly appointed Milan coach appreciates his versatility and could exploit his tactical qualities within his playing system.
The number 56 therefore remains at the center of the market, awaiting concrete developments in the coming days.
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