Strahinja Pavlovic is reportedly a target for Fenerbahce, and the Turkish club made two offers to AC Milan yesterday, according to a report.
Pavlovic’s time at Milan has been very up and down. At the start of the season, he looked the best central defender at the club, since then, things have only gone downhill. The Serbian’s position has slipped, and there are no signs of him recovering shortly.
It is, admittedly, expected though, considering the talent that the Rossoneri have at centre-back when everyone is at their best. Considering how Sergio Conceicao has already offered Fikayo Tomori a lifeline, Pavlovic will be hoping for the same.
In fact, when asked about the interest from Turkey, the Serbian stated how he did not want to leave the club, and was staying with the Rossoneri, and this is, expectedly, why the club turned down two offers from Fenerbahce.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport (via Milan News), the Turkish outfit made two attempts, one on loan with an option to buy, and the other a ‘break-even’ purchase for the same amount that the Diavolo spent in the summer – €18 million.
Both offers received the same reply, no. The Rossoneri do not want to lose the player, especially with Malick Thiaw now sidelined.
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