Moretto: “Milan keeping a close eye on Massiré Sylla. Hardung arrival not entirely ruled out yet”
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14-second readAC Milan is keeping a close eye on Massiré Sylla, a 21-year-old centre-back playing for Union Saint-Gilloise, as a potential signing in January. Sylla is Senegalese, 196 cm tall, and right-footed, with a contract expiring in 2030. Milan is monitoring him closely, along with other young players, to strengthen their defence.
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AC Milan is keeping a close eye on Massiré Sylla, a 21-year-old centre-back playing for Union Saint-Gilloise, as a potential signing in January. Sylla is Senegalese, 196 cm tall, and right-footed, with a contract expiring in 2030. Milan is monitoring him closely, along with other young players, to strengthen their defence. The club is also considering more experienced profiles for an immediate impact.
Matteo Moretto reported that Milan is interested in Sylla due to his great qualities and high regard among various clubs. The Rossoneri are looking for both experienced profiles and promising young players like Sylla. Milan's interest in Sylla is ongoing, with the club watching him closely.
The arrival of Timmo Hardung, Eintracht Frankfurt's sporting director and Markus Krösche's right-hand man, at Milan cannot be entirely ruled out. Krösche rates Hardung highly, and Milan remain interested in him despite previous denials. Hardung has several offers from German clubs, but the Milan option remains a possibility.
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"Within this video, I want to tell you about a new name regarding Milan. As you know, Milan want to sign a centre-back and want to strengthen their defence with a central defender in January. Gonçalo Inácio's name is certainly among the most appreciated, especially by Ruben Amorim, but the club is also working on younger profiles. There are some young players whom Milan are following and monitoring, and whom they are also going to watch in person. The new name I am bringing you comes from Belgium, plays for Union Saint-Gilloise and is called Massiré Sylla. He is 21 years old, 196 cm tall, right-footed and has a contract expiring in 2030.
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