Milan market: new solution for Rade Krunic
Market Milan: new solution for Rade Krunic
Rade Krunic and AC Milan are looking for the right solution to say goodbye. The Slovenian midfielder è is being courted by Fenerbahce, but at the moment the Turks'offer è has been rejected by the Rossoneri, who are asking for a higher sum for the player's transfer: this has created some nervousness between the entourage of the former Pioli loyalist and the executives of the Milanese club.
A new hypothesis thus seems to be making its way: now to come forward would be Spartak Moscow, which would be preparing the right offer for a possible transfer to Russia. Calciomercato.com reports.
Milan is asking for at least 5 million euros plus bonuses for the player’s card, and è is currently inflexible. Krunic, who is also waiting for possible bargains from Saudi Arabia, is waiting for the right opportunity to leave since he is practically separated at Milanello è at home.
The director of the technical area Geoffrey Moncada has thus outlined the player's situation in recent days to Sky: "He's an AC Milan player. We do not have the right offer, without the right offer he does not start".
