Yacine Adli’s future at AC Milan appears to be drawing to a close as the summer transfer window nears its end. The French midfielder, who has been left out of Paulo Fonseca’s squad for the first two league matches, is increasingly likely to depart from the Rossoneri.
Calciomercato report that while Marseille had initially shown interest in Adli as a potential replacement for Jordan Veretout, a new contender has emerged in the race for his signature. Fiorentina have intensified their pursuit of the 23-year-old playmaker, initiating contact with Milan to discuss the terms of a possible transfer.
According to recent reports, Milan are seeking a loan deal with an obligation to buy set at €13 million. Fiorentina are seriously considering this proposal and may be preparing to make a decisive move in the coming days.
Adli, who has a contract with Milan until June 2026 and earns €800,000 per season, has expressed a desire to remain in Europe, rejecting advances from Saudi Arabian club Al-Shabab. His agent has been exploring options in Spain, France, and Italy.
As the transfer deadline approaches, the situation remains fluid. However, it appears that Fiorentina has now surpassed Marseille as the frontrunner for Adli’s services. With ongoing negotiations between the clubs, the next few days will be crucial in determining the young midfielder’s future.
