Serie A
Milan Close To sign Boniface From Leverkusen
Victor Boniface is reportedly close to joining Milan, as Bayer Leverkusen are reviewing a formal offer sent by the Rossoneri.
Sky Sport reporter Patrick Berger says that Bayer Leverkusen forward Boniface is close to joining Milan.
According to the report, Milan have sent a formal offer for the Nigeria international, which is currently being reviewed by the Bundesliga side.
Multiple sources confirm Milan offer for Boniface
Sky Sport Italia transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio confirms the Milan offer for Boniface.
Berger adds that Boniface has already agreed to personal terms with the Serie A giants and is only waiting for the green light to join the Rossoneri.
Milan remain in talks with Hojlund
Gazzetta confirms Milan have resumed their interest in Boniface, given that negotiations for Rasmus Hojlund are complicated by the fact that the Manchester United forward wants a permanent transfer.
Milan remain in talks with Hojlund and even sent an intermediary to London to hold talks with the striker’s father.
However, if they fail to persuade the ex-Atalanta player, the path to Boniface seems more than doable.
Football-italia.net
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