Real Madrid midfielder Isco to lead new Milan project
AC Milan’s new Chinese owners are targeting Real Madrid midfielder Isco as marquee signing this summer, according to Football Esapna.
Chinese consortium has secured 99.93 percent from Silvio Berlusconi, and they are willing to spend a massive some on money to make Milan a European super power, as per Football Espana, who cited AS.
“Milan’s new Chinese owners reportedly want Real Madrid midfielder Isco to spearhead their project.
Real Madrid midfielder Isco to lead new Milan project
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“According to AS, the Chinese consortium that recently bought out Silvio Berlusconi’s 99.93 percent stake in Milan have committed to spending €350m on new players over the next three years in a bid to re-establish the Rossoneri as a European force.
Thus, their first step of “exciting the fans” with a marquee signing has taken them to Isco, who is said to be up for sale after Madrid deemed him surplus to requirements, with James Rodriguez seemingly staying and Marco Asensio breaking through.”
Real Madrid former president Ramon Calderon revealed club put plug out from Paul Pogba‘s deal after failing to compete with Manchester United offer.
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“It looks like he will end up at Manchester United. If we bear in mind how Real’s president usually does things and the fact Zinedine Zidane wanted this player in his squad – well, either Real don’t have enough money to pay or the player doesn’t want to go there and prefers United,” Calderon was quoted as saying by Omnisport on Saturday.
“I have had that experience both ways, with Cristiano Ronaldo wanting in and Robinho out. There comes a time that such players are so demanded they can choose where they want to play between the clubs that can pay for them.”
“Pogba is an extraordinary footballer, outstanding as all the footballing world thinks too. He’s strong, posesses great dribbling and good passing skills.”
“We will only know if this is a fair price in few years from now. This is supply and demand law, as long as somebody is willing to pay, the selling club will be up for it.”