One of Milan’s top priorities for January is to re-home redundant midfielder Tiemouè Bakayoko, who could end up in Turkey with Adana Demispor.
The 28-year-old French midfielder returned to the Rossoneri last year from Chelsea on a two-year loan deal with a conditional obligation to buy clause attached, a deal that hasn’t particularly worked out for the Milanese club. Bakayoko has not made a single appearance this season and Milan are desperate to cut his €3m net per season wages from their books.
As reported by Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com, Milan will sit down with Bakayoko’s representatives in the coming days to iron out a plan for the January transfer window. The Frenchman declined several offers in the summer but is now open to leaving the club next month.
Vincenzo Montella’s Adana Demispor has emerged to register their interest in the Chelsea owned man and the Rossoneri are hoping that this idea proves convincing, although this remains to be seen still.