Milan risks losing their main goalkeeper Mike Maignan if the team fails to qualify for the Champions League by the end of this season.
Details. According to reports from TEAMtalk, Milan will consider selling Maignan if they don’t secure a spot in the Champions League.
Finishing in the top four would be a significant achievement for the Rossoneri in the current circumstances, as they currently sit ninth in the table, six points behind Bologna, who are in fourth place.
Milan is expected to accept a reduced fee for the French goalkeeper, whose contract expires in a year.
It is claimed that the Rossoneri might agree to a fee of around €40 million, with Chelsea and Aston Villa reportedly interested in acquiring the player.
If Milan indeed misses out on the main European club tournament, both Premier League clubs intend to make offers for the French national team goalkeeper.
Reminder. Previously, we reported that Milan might undergo a major defensive overhaul in the summer.
