Another source has confirmed that AC Milan want to sign Alessandro Buongiorno from Torino, but it is more complex than just being a two-team agreement.
According to what is being reported by SportMediaset (via MilanNews), the Milan management have made Buongiorno their main target for the January window but Torino want around €30-35m if they are to consider selling their captain.
Milan are trying to lower that figure by including Lorenzo Colombo in the negotiation as a counterpart, and he is valued at €10-12m in what would be a permanent deal.
However, there are more teams implicated because the idea is that Colombo would be replaced at Monza – where he is on loan – by Moise Kean of Juventus. The latter can leave on loan until the end of the season.
We therefore need to find an agreement between four clubs: Milan, Torino, Monza and Juventus. It will not be easy given that January is a tough window to do business anyway.
Given the difficulty of the operation, the report claims that Lilian Brassier of Brest is a profile that the Milan management are continuing to evaluate. However, even on this front Napoli have also recently made a move for him, so they may have to act fast.
