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Gazzetta: Milan tried to sign Barcelona’s defender

Wajih by Wajih
18 January 2021
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BENEVENTO, ITALY - JANUARY 03: Chief Executive Officer Ivan Gazidis (R) of AC Milan, Director of Football Ricky Massara (C) of AC Milan and Technical Area Director Paolo Maldini (L) of AC Milan wear face masks as the stand on the pitch ahead of the Serie A match between Benevento Calcio and AC Milan at Stadio Ciro Vigorito on January 03, 2021 in Benevento, Italy. Sporting stadiums around Italy remain under strict restrictions due to the Coronavirus Pandemic as Government social distancing laws prohibit fans inside venues resulting in games being played behind closed doors. (Photo by Danilo Di Giovanni/Getty Images)

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Milan is very active during this transfer market window as they look to reinforce the whole squad especially given the current circumstances and absences.

According to the latest information of Gazzetta dello Sport, Samuel Umtiti, centre-back of Barcelona is in Milan's long list of possible reinforcements for the defense. The Rossoneri management did open dialogues to sign him from Barcelona. The French defender is out of Ronald Koeman's squad but the discussions were hard and could not be carried on due to the player's high salary.

In fact, Samuel Umtiti earns a salary at Barcelona around €6 million net which is not an easy amount to provide.

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