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·7 July 2022
Official: Messias joins Milan from Crotone on a two-year permanent deal following a one-year loan
Official: Messias joins Milan from Crotone on a two-year permanent deal following a one-year loan | OneFootball
Junior Messias officially at Milan. (@acmilan.com)
Junior Messias will keep wearing the colors of the Rossoneri.
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The Brazilian arrived from Crotone on loan with option to buy last summer and the club decided to keep Messias.
Yesterday the 31-year-old was at Casa Milan to sign the contract and today the official announcement arrived:
“Milan is delighted to announce that Walter Messias Junior has joined the Club on a permanent basis from Crotone FC. The Brazilian forward has signed a contract with the Club until 30 June 2024. After making 32 appearances and scoring six goals in the Club’s title-winning campaign, Junior will continue to wear the Rossoneri shirt.”
It’s believed that keeping Messias costs Milan around €4 million. His presence does not stop the Rossoneri from pursuing reinforcements in attack, such as Hakim Ziyech and Charles De Ketelaere.
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