AC Milan ready €55m double swoop to reunite Tammy Abraham & Romelu Lukaku with ex-Chelsea team-mate Christian Pulisic

AC Milan has apparently given up on Joshua Zirkzee and is planning a double raid of €55 million

for Tammy Abraham and Romelu Lukaku.

Gazzetta says that Rossoneri now have a fresh strategy after Milan were turned off by the conditions associated with signing Joshua Zirkzee of Bologna, which included paying his agent Kia Joorabchian

an additional £13 million ($16 million) in addition to the £34 million ($43 million) release clause.

For a combined cost of €55 million (£47 million/$59 million), they intend to recruit forwards Lukaku and Abraham this summer.

The Bigger Picture

The source also states that Milan is unwilling to pay more than £25 million ($32 million) for Lukaku, who has a €43 million ($46 million) release clause at Chelsea. The Italian powerhouses would also try

to sign Abraham for a salary of about £21 million ($27 million).

Lukaku, 31, has two years remaining on his Chelsea contract, and Abraham, 26, has an expiration date

of 2026 at Roma. The former had a season marred by injuries, managing just one goal in 12 games,

while the latter scored 21 goals in 47 games for Roma this season.

Former Chelsea striker Abraham is taking advantage of his summer vacation, whereas Lukaku is presently competing for Belgium in Euro 2024. On Monday, Lukaku will start for his team in the competition’s last-16 matchup against France.

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