Fenerbahce continue to negotiate for the signing of Bosnian midfielder of AC Milan, Rade Krunic.
Their latest offer, set at around 4 million euros, has been reportedly turned down by the Rossoneri club management who value the former Empoli player at more than that. In fact, they would like to receive a fee that is around 5 million euros to 7 million euros. The Italians are not budging on this request.
As per the report, the Milan club directors did not appreciate either the player's attitude or the Turkish club's strategy, as they had reached a tentative agreement with Krunic around 3 million euros net per season. At Casa Milan, writes Milan News, they are expecting a higher bid in the coming days and have no intention of being taken advantage of by the Turkish club.
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