GdS: Milan eyes a bargain, but Aston Villa slaps a €30 million price tag on the full-back

AC Milan has shifted their focus towards the Premier League amid financial pressures faced by some clubs necessitating player sales. Aston Villa is among those clubs, and AC Milan has set their sights on potentially acquiring Matty Cash.

Geoffrey Moncada, the technical director, and Antonio D’Ottavio, the sporting director, have been exploring various targets in recent months. However, with the financial deadline looming on June 30, new opportunities are likely to arise.

According to a report by Gazzetta dello Sport, Aston Villa, facing financial constraints, might see Matty Cash depart, despite the irony of his surname. Cash, a full-back, has captured Milan’s interest.

Aston Villa has initially priced the player at €30m, but Milan is optimistic about negotiating a lower fee given the circumstances. Additionally, Milan is capable of paying the transfer fee outright, rather than resorting to loan arrangements.

Whether Moncada will make a concrete move in the coming weeks remains uncertain, but this situation, along with the links to Armando Broja, is worth monitoring.

AC Milan has shifted their focus towards the Premier League amid financial pressures faced by some clubs necessitating player sales. Aston Villa is among those clubs, and AC Milan has set their sights on potentially acquiring Matty Cash.

Geoffrey Moncada, the technical director, and Antonio D’Ottavio, the sporting director, have been exploring various targets in recent months. However, with the financial deadline looming on June 30, new opportunities are likely to arise.

According to a report by Gazzetta dello Sport, Aston Villa, facing financial constraints, might see Matty Cash depart, despite the irony of his surname. Cash, a full-back, has captured Milan’s interest.

Aston Villa has initially priced the player at €30m, but Milan is optimistic about negotiating a lower fee given the circumstances. Additionally, Milan is capable of paying the transfer fee outright, rather than resorting to loan arrangements.

Whether Moncada will make a concrete move in the coming weeks remains uncertain, but this situation, along with the links to Armando Broja, is worth monitoring.