Milan move forward with Buongiorno deal: latest updates

Torino are reportedly open to including Milan-owned striker Lorenzo Colombo in a player-plus-cash swap deal for Alessandro Buongiorno, but the two clubs have not yet reached a full agreement.

Sport Mediaset reports the latest updates on the Buongiorno deal with both Milan and Napoli interested in securing the service of the 24-year-old.

Journalist Claudio Raimondi has said that Torino and Milan’s directors held new talks on Tuesday morning. The Rossoneri are reportedly ready to offer €20m plus Colombo, who is currently out on loan at Monza.

Raimondi has stated that the Granata are happy to include the promising striker in the deal, but value the 21-year-old at €10m, while his transfer worth for the Rossoneri is around €15m.

According to the report, Milan will offer €20m plus the permanent transfer of Colombo, but Torino’s asking price is in the region of €35m. According to Sky Sport Italia, Torino’s asking price for their star defender and captain is even higher at €40m.

Buongiorno snubbed a move to Atalanta last summer but is reportedly willing to join Milan in the 2024 winter transfer window.