"As reported by today's edition of Gazzetta dello Sport (see photo below), for the deal to close before the window ends, two conditions will have to be met: 1) Crystal Palace will have to find a replacement and 2) Milan will have to find a new club for Nkunku, preferably on a permanent basis. Yesterday, there were phone and video calls between the Milan management, Crystal Palace and the striker's agent (Paul Latouche) late into the night."
"Milan have been following the French striker since last May, when the idea of signing him was probed by the management. However, at the time, his price tag was simply too high and Crystal Palace were unwilling to sell him. This month, talks resumed when Juventus and Nottingham Forest appeared in the race, forcing the Rossoneri to evaluate an early move. Furlani and Tare were able to secure the player's approval, as he wants Serie A experience with a team that wants to win, like Milan."
"The agreement with the player is as follows: a contract until 2030 worth €3.5m plu"
Milan have struggled at the No.9 position this season, prompting the early arrival of Niclas Füllkrug after Santiago Gimenez and Christopher Nkunku underperformed. Milan accelerated interest in Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta and entered advanced negotiations to bring him in before the window closes. Two conditions must be satisfied for an immediate transfer: Crystal Palace must find a replacement and Milan must secure a new club for Nkunku, preferably on a permanent basis. Late-night calls involved Milan, Crystal Palace and Mateta's agent, and Mateta prefers an immediate switch. A player agreement reportedly includes a contract until 2030 worth €3.5m plus...
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