AC Milan and Genoa have agreed a deal over central defender Koni De Winter worth €20m, according to a report.
Milan agreed to sell Malick Thiaw to Newcastle United after an improved offer was tabled over the weekend and a €40m deal was agreed, bonuses included. As a result, the Rossoneri had to find a replacement, and they have acted quickly.
Giovanni Leoni and Pietro Comuzzo were among the names initially linked, but then an acceleration came for De Winter. Now, a deal has been struck which will see the Belgian join from Genoa, presuming all the final bits go to plan.
Now, Fabrizio Romano has tweeted the following: “Koni De Winter to AC Milan, here we go! Verbal agreement done with Genoa and player side.
Package around €20m with clubs sorting final details then green light to medical tests in Milano early next week. De Winter will sign long term deal at Milan.”
Matteo Moretto reports that the deal is done for De Winter to join Milan. A verbal agreement was reached with Genoa for a figure around €20m. The final bureaucratic details will be sorted before giving the green light to the Belgian defender to undergo medical examinations.
