West Ham are back in for Milan striker Carlos Bacca now that they have qualified for the Europa League.
The English club was at one point believed to have agreed terms with the Rossoneri for the transfer of the player, but nothing came of it.
Now that they have passed the Europa League preliminaries with a 4-2 aggregate win over Domzale and they are able to guarantee international football, links to Bacca are being made again.
West Ham are back in for Milan striker Carlos Bacca now that they have qualified for the Europa League.
The English club was at one point believed to have agreed terms with the Rossoneri for the transfer of the player, but nothing came of it.
Now that they have passed the Europa League preliminaries with a 4-2 aggregate win over Domzale and they are able to guarantee international football, links to Bacca are being made again.
According to Calciomercato.it, both West Ham and Milan are pushing for the operation to be closed on the short term, presumably at a similar price as the previously agreed transfer fee of €30m.
The influx of cash would also let the Diavolo unlock their market campaign, which is currently paralysed by the negotiations for the club's sale.