Football Italy’s Alfredo Pedura reportedly Chelsea is not prepared to pay more than 15 million euros for the relocation of AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan.
The blues are strongly associated with Meignans such as Sky Sports, and the West London giants definitely need an unconvincing Robert Sanchez upgrade.
Maignan appears to be ideal after a great shape for Milan, but it is still unclear whether the two clubs will be able to reach an agreement.
According to experienced Italian journalist Pedra, Milan is asking for 25 million euros from Maignan, whose contract is due to expire in the summer of 2026.
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Mainyan’s contract status means that the initial low offer from Chelsea certainly makes sense.
While France International is usually worth more than 15 million euros or 25 million euros, Milan needs to get at least half of it by selling goalkeepers.
They are not in the best negotiation position, but they seem determined to hold back at 25 million euros, and Chelsea don’t want to pay it now.
Only time will tell who will retreat or whether any compromise will be attacked.
Chelsea can’t risk missing out on Mike Meignan’s move
CFCs need a new “keeper” and may not have another opportunity like the Mainyan that is on the market anytime soon.
Most of the club’s fans hope that they’ll only pay 25 million euros for a 29-year-old child and “looks like a good price for such a top keeper.”
Chelsea will not be able to continue Sanchez the longest, and if it is too long together with Mainyan, other clubs will race for this exciting opportunity.
