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Milan also keen on Svilar as possible Maignan alternative

Milan also keen on Svilar as possible Maignan alternative

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Milan also keen on Svilar as possible Maignan alternative
Mile Svilar's future is still yet being written.
The goalkeeper has not yet reached an agreement to renew his contract with Roma, despite negotiations that have been underway for some time. A stalemate that is fueling the interest of several top European clubs, ready to step in in the event of a definitive break between the player and the Giallorossi.
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Chelsea have already taken their first steps, carefully observing the evolution of the situation.
However, as reported by Calciomercato.com, in the last few hours Milan have also shown strong interest.
The Rossoneri, struggling with the uncertain variables related to the future of Mike Maignan, consider Svilar a valid option to replace him.
The Belgian's profile is appealing due to his age, international experience and room for growth, and his name has entered a shortlist of candidates that also includes Marco Carnesecchi of Atalanta.

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