AC Milan spoke with Chelsea about three of their forwards who are struggling to get playing time so far this season, a report claims.
According to Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com, Milan used the trip to London and the game at Stamford Bridge as a chance to open talks over two players who already seem to be outside of Graham Potter’s plans.
Both are forwards, with the first being a familiar name in Moroccan winger Hakim Ziyech who has been linked over the past two summer transfer windows.
The second has also been linked but in recent weeks in young striker Armando Broja, who came off the bench in last night’s game but seems quite far down the pecking order in terms of a start.
The report mentions of Christian Pulisic was put forward by Chelsea but he is not a name that interests the Rossoneri, but the good relationship between the owners – Todd Boehly for the Blues and Gerry Cardinale of Milan – could facilitate some negotiations.
