Milan: If Menion leaves this summer, Milan will try to introduce Roma goalkeeper Svilal

According to the "Milan Sports" report, if Menion transfers and leaves the team, Milan will try to buy Roma goalkeeper Svilal.

Milan midfielder Reindes is close to transfer to Manchester City, and another important Milan player, Meinion, also reported that he may leave the team. There are reports that Chelsea has taken a fancy to Meinian and hopes to introduce the French national goal. However, unlike Manchester City who want to sign Reindes before the Club World Cup, Chelsea is not in a hurry to introduce Meinian, because Chelsea currently has four goalkeepers in the team.

The Milan Sports Daily said that it was Chelsea coach Maresca who asked to introduce Meinian, who was also attracted by the idea of ​​playing football in the Premier League. However, negotiations between the parties are not easy at present. Milan's asking price for Menion is no less than 30 million euros, while Chelsea is only willing to offer quotations of 15 million to 20 million euros. This is because the contract between Menion and Milan is about to expire in just one year. The gap between the two clubs is still large, but the two sides will hold their first formal talks soon.

Milan is trying its best to convince Menion to stay in the team. The club regards him and Leo as important players to kickstart a new era in Milan, and Milan coach Allegri also admires Menion very much. However, Milan cannot guarantee a contract renewal agreement with Meinion. In order to avoid leaving the team for free after the player's contract expires, Milan will still sell players this summer once Menion cannot be persuaded to renew his contract.

At the same time, Milan is also looking for alternatives to the goalkeeper position, and their most optimistic target is Sveral. The contract between Sveral and Rome expired in June 2027. The two sides have had a long-term renewal negotiation, but it has not been agreed to this day. Sveral asked for an annual salary of 4 million euros, while Rome first offered 1.6 million euros, and then offered 2 million euros plus bonuses, but it was far from meeting Sveral's conditions. Allegri also admires Sveral, but Rome will not let people out at a low price.

Milan's other option is Caprile, who was loaned to Cagliari by Napoli in January, but Cagliari seems reluctant to exercise his priority buyout for the players.