SPORTS

AC Milan Confident Fulham Will Trigger €24m Option For Samuel Chukwueze After Impressive Loan Spell

AC Milan Optimistic Over Samuel Chukwueze’s Permanent Move to Fulham

AC Milan is expressing growing optimism that Fulham will activate their option to permanently sign Nigeria winger Samuel Chukwueze after a successful loan spell in the Premier League.

According to Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Rossoneri believe the London club is inclined to complete the transfer for €24 million, which would mark one of Milan’s most significant outgoing sales in the upcoming transfer window.

Reports indicate that Milan anticipates earning double the amount from Chukwueze’s definitive sale compared to other potential exits, providing a much-needed financial boost as the club plans to rebuild its squad.

Fulham’s confidence in exercising the purchase option is expected to strengthen if the 26-year-old continues to perform well in the latter half of the season. Despite facing some fitness issues, Chukwueze has made a notable impact, contributing three goals and four assists across all competitions.

His progress was temporarily interrupted by international duty at the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), where he played a key role in helping Nigeria secure a third-place finish. This commitment resulted in him missing six Premier League matches.

Upon returning to club action, Chukwueze has reintegrated into Fulham’s lineup, featuring in three additional matches, including crucial starts against Manchester United and Everton. His recent performances have solidified his position within manager Marco Silva’s attacking scheme, with his speed, direct play, and improved finishing enhancing Fulham’s offensive capabilities.

Currently, Fulham sits in tenth place in the Premier League standings, enjoying a stable season in which Chukwueze’s influence has steadily grown. AC Milan remains confident that his increasing importance will encourage the Cottagers to finalize the permanent transfer at the season’s end.

Read Full Article

Related Articles

Back to top button