AC Milan’s stance on Yunus Musah has altered and the club are no long as open to the idea of selling him, a report claims.
Sky reported late last night that Napoli are still keen on signing Musah. Aurelio De Laurentiis’ club maintained contact with Milan and could make another attempt to sign the American midfielder, despite Nottingham Forest also now showing interest him.
Milan’s stance seemed to be clear from Igli Tare’s comments a few weeks ago. The new sporting director was asked about the rumours that multiple midfield signings could arrive, and that the ex-Valencia man could be sold.
“I think Musah is an excellent player, but we are looking for players with different characteristics. We are looking for a defensive-midfielder that can play in a three-man midfield: Musah does not have these characteristics.”

‘Create a project around Musah’
Now, Matteo Moretto has provided an update on what the current situation is regarding Musah, painting a different picture from a few weeks ago.
“Things have changed with Musah too. He’s convincing Allegri, who believes he can work well with the player in the future, and believes he can create a project around Musah,” he said (via MilanNews).
“So far, I don’t see Napoli making a strong comeback for Musah, but if any team were to make an offer for Musah, I’m told that €25m wouldn’t even be enough. Milan are seriously considering keeping Musah for next season as well.”