Milan centre-forward Krzysztof Piatek’s move to Hertha Berlin is done, according to reports from Germany and Italy, for €27m plus bonuses.
Sky Sport Italia had earlier reported that Milan have accepted a €27m plus €3m bonuses offer from the German outfit for Piatek.
After intensive negotiations this afternoon, the Poland international also agreed personal terms and will fly out for his medical over the next 24 hours.
Sky Sport Italia say it’s €27m, Tuttomercatoweb point to €28m, but these are mere details.
Milan centre-forward Krzysztof Piatek’s move to Hertha Berlin is done, according to reports from Germany and Italy, for €27m plus bonuses.
Sky Sport Italia had earlier reported that Milan have accepted a €27m plus €3m bonuses offer from the German outfit for Piatek.
After intensive negotiations this afternoon, the Poland international also agreed personal terms and will fly out for his medical over the next 24 hours.
Sky Sport Italia say it’s €27m, Tuttomercatoweb point to €28m, but these are mere details.
Tottenham Hotspur also remain interested in Piatek, but are so far refusing to pay the Rossoneri’s price demands, or more specifically, are hoping to take him on loan with option to buy.
Piatek signed for Milan a year ago, with €38m paid to Genoa, but has struggled in the last six months at San Siro.
The 24-year-old scored 16 goals in 41 competitive games for the Rossoneri, compared to 19 goals in 21 matches for Genoa.
According to Sky Sport Italia, Milan do not intend to bring in a replacement for Piatek.
Suso flew out today for his transfer to Sevilla, while Ricardo Rodriguez will join PSV Eindhoven after moves to Fenerbahce and Napoli collapsed.
In all three instances, Milan were determined to have guarantees that the players would be sold, not just options to buy.