Milan is planning to make another effort to transfer Real Madrid’s assailant, Andrewick, during the passing deadline of January, reports Calciomercato.
The owner of the Italian club, Gerry Cardinal, is a longtime fan of Brazilian talent and sees it as an important reinforcement for the offensive department in the passing winter term.
Rossoners had insisted on the transfer of Andrew last summer, but Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho had not allowed his departure.
The Cardinal also intends to rely on Marcus Crosche, who is expected to soon assume the position of football leader at the club to carry out the operation.
Milan, however, will not be easy, since concern for the 20-year-old has also shown Rome, Aston Villa and Arsenal.
Despite his positive appearance in the minutes he took over Rome, Andrew has not yet been able to gain Morinho’s full trust. He stayed at the reserve bank in El Classico, while there was little room in the games against Leipzig and Racing Santander.
If his situation in Madrid does not change, the departure during the January transitional deadline could become a concrete opportunity.
Milan is looking for a reliable alternative to Goncalo Ramos, the club’s record transfer, which has so far had difficulty showing continuity. At the same time, leaders are considering the possibility of borrowing the new attacker Francesco Camarda./Telegraphy/