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He failed at Real Madrid, now will be Christian Pulisic's teammate at AC Milan

AC Milan manages to close a last-minute signing on Deadline Day

By William Estrella

AC Milan manages to close a last-minute signing on Deadline Day
AC Milan manages to close a last-minute signing on Deadline Day

AC Milan has been one of the most active teams in the current transfer market. Stefano Pioli's team has been greatly strengthened, after a not very encouraging start to the market, after the sale of Sandro Tonali and the departure of Paolo Maldini from the board of directors. However, Moncada has shown that he knows what he is doing with his work.

 

Milan closed Christian Pulisic, Yunus Musah, Loftus-Cheek, Reijnders, Chukwueze, Luka Romero, Sportiello and now, the arrival of another soccer player is confirmed, to finish reinforcing the attack and be a replacement for the veteran and current goalscorer of the team, Oliver Giroud. It treats precisely of Luka Jovic.

Jovic, 25, had arrived at Fiorentina just a year ago from Real Madrid, with the letter of freedom under his arm and a percentage of future sales. However, his time in the viola team has been brief, and he will now look for a new challenge in AC Milan. The reality is a very talented footballer, who had the best version of him in the Bundesliga, but did not have such a good time at Real Madrid.

 

What will happen to Luka Jovic?

AC Milan does not sign the forward as a starter, but rather to avoid having to depend on Giroud all season, because despite his talent and eye for goals, the Frenchman is currently 37 years old, and an injury could complicate the season for the AC Milan. For this reason, Jovic is plan B for the French, but no one rules out that the Serbian surprises and fights for a place in the club's starting eleven.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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