SERIE A - Milan, if Dalot will not return, a new right-back could arrive
AC Milan are close to Alessandro Florenzi. The 30-year-old right-back - fresh European champion with Mancini's Italy - has in fact approached the Rossoneri club in the last hours, looking for a reinforcement in the right 'lane', accoring to Sky Sport.
After finishing his loan experience at PSG, Florenzi is not part of Mourinho's plans for his new Roma, which must also try to sell many players to lower the salary pool. An opportunity for Milan: the negotiation proceeds towards the closure, the formula is a loan with option for a permanent deal which can become an obligation through the reach of certain conditions.
The Rossoneri management has been working on it for days, the will is to bring a new right-back to Stefano Pioli as soon as possible, given that the negotiation for the return of Diogo Dalot has been blocked because Manchester United don't want to sell him.
Florenzi played with Valencia and Psg in the last two seasons, for a total of 2 goals (all with Psg) in 45 games.
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