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Even though Massimiliano Allegri esteemed Malick Thiaw, Milan didn\u2019t put up much resistance as Newcastle United raised their initial bid, and they quickly found a replacement, striking a deal with Genoa for Koni De Winter.<\/p>\n
According to Sky<\/em>, the Magpies will shell out \u20ac35M plus \u20ac5M add-ons. He\u2019ll obtain a fat pay rise. The Rossoneri<\/em> will record a sizeable profit as they signed him from Schalke 04 for about \u20ac10M in 2022. He has recorded 85 appearances across all competitions during his time at San Siro.<\/p>\n Milan inquired about Parma\u2019s Giovanni Leoni and Fiorentina\u2019s Pietro Comuzzo after selling Thiaw but opted to go for De Winter. They\u2019ll pay \u20ac20M plus \u20ac5M bonuses to Genoa. Instead, the two Italian starlets are worth well over \u20ac30M.<\/p>\n The 23-year-old grew up in the Juventus youth system and spent time on loan at Empoli and in Liguria. He was acquired by the Rossobl\u00f9<\/em> in 2024 for \u20ac8M. He has 68 Serie A appearances to his name, scoring 3 goals, and has played 3 times with Belgium. The Bianconeri<\/em> will receive 15 percent of the fee.<\/p>\n The figures for the former became too rich to pass, considering they weren\u2019t totally sure he was going to be a linchpin. He\u2019s been fine but a bit up and down, although that\u2019s been the case for many of their players over the last couple of years. It would have been better if they grabbed one of the top talents available, but it\u2019s clear that they are making up for the missed Champions League prize money through sales, and so they weren\u2019t going to reinvest all the income in one addition.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Milan Swapping Out Thiaw for De Winter<\/h3>\n
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