Milan have reportedly made enquiries for Everton forward Richarlison but will have to pay ‘at least €65m’ for his signature.
According to Milan News, the Rossoneri have opened talks with Richarlison’s intermediaries via technical director Leonardo, similar to how they conducted negotiations for Lucas Paqueta.
However the website writes that while relationships are ‘excellent’, Everton are demanding more than €65m, which is too much for a club needing to comply with Financial Fair Play.
Milan have reportedly made enquiries for Everton forward Richarlison but will have to pay ‘at least €65m’ for his signature.
According to Milan News, the Rossoneri have opened talks with Richarlison’s intermediaries via technical director Leonardo, similar to how they conducted negotiations for Lucas Paqueta.
However the website writes that while relationships are ‘excellent’, Everton are demanding more than €65m, which is too much for a club needing to comply with Financial Fair Play.
The Diavolo will receive €50m if they qualify for the Champions League, but most of that will be used to fund a permanent deal for Tiemoue Bakayoko.
Consequently, Milan will have to sell ‘one or two’ first-team players to bring in the 21-year-old, who has scored 13 goals in 32 appearances for the Toffees this season.
The right-footed attacker, who predominantly plays as a left winger, has also broken into the Brazil squad, netting three times in his six caps.