As AC Milan prepares for the Supercoppa Italiana semifinal against Juventus, speculation is swirling around a potential transfer involving Liverpool’s Darwin Nunez. The outcome of this match will determine who faces Inter in the final on January 6. While Milan’s management team, including CEO Giorgio Furlani, technical director Geoffrey Moncada, and senior advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic, is actively monitoring the transfer market, rumours about Nunez have caught attention.
Calciomercato detail how reports from England suggested that Milan might be interested in acquiring the Uruguayan striker. Nunez’s time at Liverpool has been under scrutiny, with a record of 37 goals in 119 appearances raising questions about his consistency. His hefty transfer fee of €85 million and the preference of manager Arne Slot to utilize Luis Diaz and Diogo Jota as starting forwards have fuelled speculation about a potential sale.
However, the reality of the situation has quickly become clearer. According to the Daily Mail, Liverpool has not received any contact from Milan regarding Nunez, nor has there been an offer of €50 million (approximately £41 million). Furthermore, Liverpool is not considering a January sale without having a suitable replacement lined up. Milan’s transfer philosophy appears to diverge from pursuing established stars like Nunez, making this deal seem highly unlikely at present.
