Milan have reportedly reached a verbal agreement to sign Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas this summer.
According to the Daily Star and CalcioMercato.com, Milan’s new Chinese owners have identified Fabregas as the player to kick-start their revolution at San Siro.
However, while the outlets suggest the midfielder has given the Rossoneri his word to join them, a fee and personal terms have yet to be negotiated.
Milan have reportedly reached a verbal agreement to sign Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas this summer.
According to the Daily Star and CalcioMercato.com, Milan’s new Chinese owners have identified Fabregas as the player to kick-start their revolution at San Siro.
However, while the outlets suggest the midfielder has given the Rossoneri his word to join them, a fee and personal terms have yet to be negotiated.
The Blues are said to be holding out for a figure in the region of €25m for the Spain international, who himself is demanding a salary of €4.5m plus bonuses.
Fabregas has started just nine Premier League games for Chelsea this season and was linked with a deadline-day switch to Milan last summer.