Vecernji.hr: Milan among teams keen on Dinamo Zagreb star with 55 goals in 64 games
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7-second readBy: Oliver Fisher AC Milan are one of several clubs interested in signing Dion Beljo from Dinamo Zagreb, according to a report from Croatia.
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AC Milan are one of several clubs interested in signing Dion Beljo from Dinamo Zagreb, according to a report from Croatia. According to Vecernji.hr (via MilanPress), Milan are watching Beljo’s exploits closely in view of the upcoming transfer windows.
However, they aren’t the only European club monitoring the 24-year-old Croatian. Manchester United, Everton and Tottenham are interested in signing him as early as January, while Newcastle, Real Betis and the Rossoneri have also entered the race.
Dinamo already rejected a €20m offer in the summer and will need at least €25m to satisfy the club’s management. President Zvonimir Boban – someone who is of course very familiar with Milan – wants to keep him until June.
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- Rumour
- Original publisher
- SempreMilan ↗
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- Clubs covered
- AC Milan, Dinamo Zagreb
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