World Cup Performances Could Spark Ziyech’s Chelsea Exit to AC Milan
Moroccan international Hakim Ziyech has been on AC Milan’s radar for a few months, but the amount of his annual salary is a hindrance to finalizing the negotiations between Chelsea and the Italian club. But with his performances at the World Cup, there is a strong chance that the player will be able to complete this transfer as early as next month.
The World Cup is an opportunity for Hakim Ziyech whose departure from Chelsea is encountering some difficulties. The player had joined the English club with the promise of bringing balance to the group. But the dream only lasted a few months. From being a star player, Ziyech found himself on the bench more than on the pitch. He would not have managed to appropriate the club’s tactical plan, according to his former coach Thomas Tuchel.
His departure from Stamford Bridge had become a necessity, sometimes demanded by the supporters. Despite his drop in form, he has attracted the interest of several European clubs. Only AC Milan has remained constant, determined to acquire the services of the Moroccan striker. According to Calciomercato, AC Milan is closely following the player’s performances and would have even sent emissaries who will attend the quarter-final match between Morocco and Portugal on December 10.
According to the same source, the probability that the player will be transferred during the winter transfer window is very high. But will it be in the form of a loan or a direct transfer? The next few days will surely tell us more.
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