Tuttosport: Milan await official signals as €30m price tag is set for Newcastle target | OneFootball

AC Milan are willing to listen to offers for Malick Thiaw this summer, following what was a season of ups and downs for the German international. Newcastle have expressed their interest and the Rossoneri are awaiting signals, a report claims.

Thiaw struggled this past season and even lost his spot in the starting XI, with Matteo Gabbia performing on a much more consistent level. As a result, the 22-year-old isn’t considered unsellable by the management and if an offer were to arrive, they will make their evaluations.

According to Tuttosport, as cited by MilanNews, Milan don’t need to sell the player and have thus set a price tag of €30m. Newcastle have expressed their interest, looking to bolster their defence, and the Rossoneri are now just waiting for official signals.

Geoffrey Moncada and Antonio D’Ottavio both believe that Thiaw could grow a lot still, with undeniable potential, and will thus hold out for a significant transfer fee. The player is also happy in Milano and is eager to prove himself to Paulo Fonseca, the new head coach.

The Journalist Andrea Longoni added to the discussion by stating that Milan only should sell Thiaw if another promising centre-back arrives t o replace him, such as Riccardo Calafiori.