The Porto centre-forward has almost faded, so the Rossoneri are looking for another striker. Colombo is destined to go to Monza
Taremi is increasingly distant from Milan. The Porto centre-forward, born in 1992, 80 goals in the last three years, seems destined to never arrive in Milan again. The optimism of yesterday, August 30, is fading hour after hour. The fault of a new agent who entered the negotiation scene and above all of a change in the requests from the Iranian attacker. Translated: Taremi would have asked for a higher salary than the 1.5 million proposed by Milan.
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The parties are still negotiating, but the negotiation does not take off. Indeed, it seems destined to vanish definitively, so much so that Milan are looking for a level alternative to give Pioli a deputy Giroud. And Lorenzo Colombo? The striker, born in 2001, fresh from six goals in Lecce, was blocked by Palladino’s Monza, waiting to figure out whether or not to move to the U-Power Stadion. The transfer market will close on 1 September at 8pm. The deal for Taremi hasn’t jumped off, but it’s getting stuck more and more. Furlani and Moncada look around.