Milan Keen on Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg as Transfer Sees as Opportunity
Milan, a Serie A club, targeted Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg for midfield reinforcement last summer. While a transfer didn't happen then, the possibility persists for January.
Reports indicate that Milan still view the Danish player as a viable transfer option. Ruben Amorim has expressed interest in signing Hojbjerg, believing the player's work rate and defensive capabilities would complement his system. Hojbjerg's ability to contribute offensively was also evident during his time at Tottenham.
Milan's interest is partly fueled by Marseille's current financial difficulties. The midfielder is valued between €10m and €15m, a figure likely to remain consistent into the January transfer window.
Hojbjerg previously turned down a summer move to Newcastle United, even after Marseille agreed to the deal. However, he appears open to joining Milan, with other Italian clubs having shown interest previously.
Milan Interested in Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg Transfer Opportunity
Serie A side Milan identified Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg as a midfield target for the summer transfer window and remain interested in a January move due to Marseille's financial situation.
English Translation:
Serie A club Milan targeted Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg for midfield reinforcement last summer. While a transfer didn't happen then, the possibility persists for January.
Reports indicate that Milan still view the Danish player as a viable transfer option. Ruben Amorim has expressed interest in signing Hojbjerg, believing the player's work rate and defensive capabilities would complement his system. Hojbjerg's ability to contribute offensively was also evident during his time at Tottenham.
Milan's interest is partly fueled by Marseille's current financial difficulties. The midfielder is valued between €10m and €15m, a figure likely to remain consistent into the January transfer window.
Hojbjerg previously turned down a summer move to Newcastle United, even after Marseille agreed to the deal. However, he appears open to joining Milan, with other Italian clubs having shown interest previously.
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