GdS: Milan expect to sell €26m loan duo but €52m remains at stake – the breakdown | OneFootball

We are approaching the point in the season when clubs have to make decision on their loan players, and AC Milan are waiting for news.

According to what is being reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan are hoping to cash in on some players like Fikayo Tomori and Theo Hernandez in order to bring in north of €100m to boost the summer transfer budget.

What could add further funds is the sale of players that are on loan with an option to buy, but it is difficult to predict what the other teams will do at present. Juventus seem set to buy Pierre Kalulu and Ismael Bennacer should join Marseille permanently, which would bring in €26m.

The other situations are more fluid, though in the event of a return to Milanello it is still difficult to imagine Noah Okafor (at Napoli, €23m option), Yacine Adli (at Fiorentina, €10m option), Tommaso Pobega (at Bologna, €12m option) and Lorenzo Colombo (at Empoli, €7m option) staying.

Alexis Saelemaekers deserves a separate discussion, as he has a lot of market potential (at least €20m). Roma want to keep him but the €15m valuation at the time they signed him on loan has increased.

If the Giallorossi do not convince the Rossoneri management with a Tammy Abraham swap or by putting Lorenzo Pellegrini on the table, there are at least a couple of foreign clubs interested in the Belgian.