Milan market, the next bomber is already playing in Serie A

So far, Cristopher Nkunku and Santiago Gimenez have disappointed the expectations of Massimiliano Allegri and Milan fans: the former is clearly late in his condition and seems to have not yet settled in the Rossoneri, and the latter scores very little and seems to be non-functional for the Diavolo’s new course project. The’urgency for a new center forward is obvious to all and for some time now Igli Tare has been working to give Massimiliano Allegri a reliable bomber who can help the team continue to battle in the top positions of the standings. The’idea is to intervene already in the January session.

Ernesto Villa

According to the latest rumors, Milan is reportedly back on the trail of Moise Kean, who was also probed in the summer. The Fiorentina center forward certainly cannot be satisfied with the situation of the lily team (last in the standings with just 6 points) and the recent ‘case’ during the challenge with Sassuolo could be decisive. The episode occurred in the first minutes of the match played at the Mapei Stadium. At 9′ the lily-colored players earned a penalty kick thanks to Muric’s foul on Parisi, but the purple players argued when the shot from the penalty spot was taken. Mandragora approached to take the penalty but Kean intervened, intending to kick the penalty himself. The Azzurri striker stood in front of the ball and exchanged a few words with Mandragora. The stalemate continued until Fiorentina captain Ranieri intervened and pushed Kean away, allowing Mandragora to take and score the penalty kick that gave the Viola the lead.

Despite the bad episode, Fiorentina would not like to let Moise Kean leave in January, but the player’s will will be decisive: if he puts his foot down to leave Florence, it will be difficult for the club to oppose his decision. Milan could ask Rafael Leão, a great friend of Kean, for help in oiling the wheels of the negotiation. In order to allow the national team striker’s arrival in Milan, a transfer is necessary: if until a few hours ago Santiago Gimenez was the biggest suspect to leave to make room for a new striker, now the clouds are gathering over Christopher Nkunku, another player who has made a poor start to his adventure in the Rossoneri. The French striker, who arrived from Chelsea for about 40 million euros, is struggling to establish himself in Italy.

The former Chelsea man, an atypical first forward, is currently failing to adapt to Allegri’s schemes, and has played a total of 11 games so far, scoring a goal in the Coppa Italia against Lecce.