AC Milan are currently weighing up the possibility of adding two Manchester-based players to their squad, but it seems either deal will impact the other substantially.
So far, the January mercato has been dominated by talk about Marcus Rashford, and in recent days, Kyle Walker has also taken a priority on the Rossoneri’s list. Questions can certainly be asked about both players, but Milan’s interest is there.
For Rashford, the Rossoneri desire another attacker, and the Englishman is a profile signing, that could provide a different option going forward. Walker, on the other hand, provides a completely opposite profile.
An ageing defender who could help cover a gap at right-back, whilst having a Simon Kjaer-esque impact for the squad.
For the Diavolo, it seems like it will be one or the other though, with both currently earning high wages in Manchester. Rashford’s wage would have to be halved to move to Milano and Walker’s situation is seemingly not much better.
As a result, L’Equipe (via Francesco Nasato) reports that Milan will make a move for one or the other, and right now, an attacking signing is being prioritised. The report also suggests that negotiations with the right-back have slowed, with no contractual offers being sent.
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