Official: Warren Bondo joins Cremonese on season-long loan deal

Warren Bondo has joined US Cremonese on loan from AC Milan for the 2025-26 season, both clubs have officially confirmed.

Bondo’s exit had been speculated about for weeks, and then reports in the past few days seemed to unanimously confirm that he would follow Filippo Terracciano to Cremonese, a club also based in Lombardy.

Bondo to Cremonese: Official

Now, a statement on the official website has confirmed the move: “AC Milan can confirm the transfer of the player Warren Bondo to US Cremonese on loan until 30 June 2026.

“The Club thanks Warren for his professionalism and commitment and wishes him the very best for both his personal and sporting achievements for this season.”

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Meanwhile, Cremonese write: “US Cremonese announces that it has temporarily acquired the sporting services of footballer Warren Bondo from AC Milan.” Unlike the Terracciano operation, there is no conditional obligation to buy.

The France-born midfielder made his Ligue 2 debut for Nancy in the 2020-21 season. After his second season with the club, he moved to Monza, where he made 52 appearances between August 2022 and January 2024.

He then signed for the Rossoneri, where he played five times in both league and cup competitions. He has made 53 Serie A appearances so far, so provides some experience for the newly-promoted side in their bid to stay up.