Olivier Giroud has over a month left on his contract at Stamford Bridge and unless there’s a renewal, he can leave Chelsea as a free agent after the Champions League final against Manchester City.
Two days ago, Gazzetta dello Sport reported the striker is among the ‘hottest’ names on AC Milan’s transfer target list.
According to Calciomercato, the Serie A side ‘accelerate’ in their efforts to sign the 34-year-old so that they can give Zlatan Ibrahimović a new partner next season.
Stefano Pioli’s side are ready to open the door for him to start a new adventure at the San Siro.
It’s claimed the Rossoneri faced competition from unknown clubs in England and the MLS, but Milan chiefs Paolo Maldini and Frederic Massara have been able to overcome it.
The ex-Arsenal man and Milan have ‘reached an agreement in principle’ for a two-year contract worth €4m net per season.
‘Milan-Giroud’ is a ‘hot track’ and the clash against City will be the France international’s last tie for the Blues.
A final push from Milan is expected after the final as the current Chelsea player is ‘getting closer and closer’ to the Italian club.
The World Cup winner, for his part, has started house hunting in Milan, which is a signal that ‘confirms’ a move could be on the cards.
