PSG is now also targeting Calhanoglu. AC Milan must be alert – AC Milan's job of guarding Hakan Calhanoglu seems to be getting tougher after it was reported that the central striker was liked by PSG.
Calhanoglu's future in Milan is currently unknown. Because the player's contract from Turkey will expire in the summer of 2021.
Milan clearly wants to keep the 26 year old player. Because he is an important pillar in their revival in the 2020-21 season.
However, Milan is experiencing difficulties in discussing his contract extension. The reason is that Calhanoglu reportedly wants a significant increase in wages
While AC Milan and Hakan Calhanoglu's new contract negotiations have not yet been completed, there are new problems that the Rossoneri need to face. They are now facing PSG's approach.
The news was quoted by Todofichajes. The Spanish media admitted that PSG's interest could not be separated from the role of their sporting director, Leonardo.
This certainly doesn't come as a surprise. Because Leonardo initially played and worked at AC Milan.
The Milan faction is truly alert for external terror that Calhanoglu is ready to hijack. But the report says the Rossoneri now feel quite confident the Turkish midfielder will renew his contract at San Siro.
The problem is that Calhanoglu has strong ties to the team and club. All of this certainly cannot be separated from the several positive results achieved by Milan.
Initially there was good news in the negotiation process between AC Milan and Hakan Calhanoglu. It is said that both parties will soon reach an agreement.
The news was claimed by Sky Germany journalist Marc Behrenbeck. He said that in the near future a contract extension could take place soon.
But for now the two parties have not yet met again. AC Milan management and representatives of Hakan Calhanoglu are said to be meeting again after the Christmas holidays.
PSG is not the first club said to want to snatch Hakan Calhanoglu from AC Milan. Initially there was also the Premier League giant, Manchester United.
source: ball.net
