CorSport: AC Milan made initial contacts for Massiré Sylla
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14-second readAC Milan are looking to strengthen Ruben Amorim's defence in the January transfer window, with Massiré Sylla, a 21-year-old player from Union Saint-Gilloise, on their shortlist, according to a report by Milan News citing Corriere dello Sport. Sylla is 196 centimetres tall and is considered a young, physical profile with room for growth.

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AC Milan are looking to strengthen Ruben Amorim's defence in the January transfer window, with Massiré Sylla, a 21-year-old player from Union Saint-Gilloise, on their shortlist, according to a report by Milan News citing Corriere dello Sport. Sylla is 196 centimetres tall and is considered a young, physical profile with room for growth. The club's interest in Sylla is part of their efforts to bolster their defence. Monitoring of the player is said to have begun several weeks ago.
According to a report by Corriere dello Sport, as relayed via Milan News, AC Milan have reportedly made initial exploratory phone calls to assess the feasibility of a deal for Massiré Sylla as early as January. The report indicates that the club's monitoring of Sylla began several weeks prior to the phone calls. The exact status of the negotiations is not clear from the report.
Sylla is considered a suitable and interesting option for the Rossoneri project due to his physical profile and potential for growth. The club is looking for players who can fit into their project, and Sylla's qualities make him a potential candidate. The report highlights Sylla's characteristics as a factor in AC Milan's interest.
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AC Milan are looking to Belgium to strengthen Ruben Amorim's defence in the upcoming January transfer window. The new name on the Rossoneri management's shortlist is that of Massiré Sylla , 21, 196 centimetres tall, who currently plays for Union Saint-Gilloise. According to a report by ' Il Corriere dello Sport ', the club have already made the first exploratory phone calls to the parties involved to assess the feasibility of a deal as early as January, while monitoring of the player is said to have begun several weeks ago, as relayed via Milan News today. Sylla is considered a young, physical profile with room for growth, qualities that make him a suitable and interesting option for the Rossoneri project.
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