Without a trace of surprise, Chelsea defender Tomori joined Serie A giants AC Milan on loan. After the season, the Rossoneri can choose to buy it out for £25 million.
So far, the Rossoneri’s winter window reinforcement plan has been completed, and the three key positions of central defender, midfielder and forward have been improved to a certain extent.
It is worth mentioning that Tomori is the sixth English player to wear a red and black striped shirt. The top five are Beckham (loaned in 2009), Ray Wilkins (1984) -1987), Mark Hartley (1984-1987), Luther Brissett (1983-1984) and Jimmy Greaves (1960-1961).
Although Tomory has few chances at Chelsea this season, he averaged 1.9 steals, 1.5 interceptions, 2.3 top games and 0.3 turnovers in the Premier League last season. In steals, interceptions and contention, he is better than Kjaer and Romagnoli, and he has fewer turnovers than these two Milan main defenders.
The styles of the Premier League and Serie A are completely different, and the superiority in statistics does not mean that the strength is better. However, one thing is certain is that Tomori is by no means idle.
Although the Rossoneri signed three players in this winter window, their actual transfer fee may not exceed 2 million euros, and they still have a budget of 13 million euros. According to previous news from major media, if no suitable target is found, Milan will keep the money for Xia Chuang.
In the follow-up work (the rest of the winter window and the following summer window), the two comrades Mardini and Marsala have drawn up a list of up to 5 people.
Anderlecht midfielder Lokonga has attracted the interest of Bayern Munich, Leipzig, Barcelona, Manchester City and Milan with his average of 1.9 steals, 2.3 interceptions and 1.2 clearances per game.
It is reported thatAnderlecht asked the genius for 30 million euros. This number is high for Milan at this stage, but 30 million may not be an astronomical figure for Milan by the summer. Once they won the Serie A championship and reached the Champions League, the prize money will exceed this figure, not to mention the sponsorship income in exchange for the color record.
In addition, Milan still has a big advantage in this competition, and that is Sarre Marks. The Milan's No. 56 player used to be teammates with Lokonga, and maybe Lokonga would like to experience the growth after seeing Salle Marks' growth in Milan.
Loconga is a defensive midfielder, and the next one is more offensive. He is the Brazilian midfielder Otavio playing for Porto. This season, he averaged 1.5 key passes, 1.5 steals, 1.2 interceptions and 2.7 outstanding passes per game.
The current player's worth is 18 million euros, and his contract with Porto will expire in June. In this case, Porto, known as the "black shop", has no way to open its mouth. They are willing to sell it for 12 million euros.
One thing to note is that many Serie A teams are interested in the Brazilian midfielder. Roma, Juventus and Inter Milan all want to be visa-free. Milan faces a lot of competition.
In addition to Otavio, the Rossoneri also has two visa-free targets in June. They are Tovan and Amavi of Marseille. In the 1990s, Milan and Marseille formed a lot of bridges in the Champions League. This Ligue 1 club first abolished Van Basten, then cut off the stadium in the middle of the game, and in 93 In the UEFA Champions League final in 2016, he used shameful means to take away the champion.
It is not too late for a gentleman to take revenge for ten years, and it is now to hollow out Marseille. The Rossoneri are preparing to waive the visa for Tovan and Amavi in the summer. The former has contributed 6 goals and 7 assists in 19 Ligue 1 games this season; the latter has averaged 1.22 steals, 2.89 interceptions and 2.78 clearances per game. Answer sheet.
Dear Rosenner, among the four major signing targets,Which player do you most want to join? Is it the 30 million Belgian genius Lokonga? Or are Otavio, Tovan and Amavi, who can get visa-free?
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