Milan: Milan gives up A-Jimenez due to discipline issues, Real Madrid will only need 12 million euros to buy back next summer

August 29th According to the "Milan Sports" report, Milan decided to sell A-Jimenez this summer because of the players' discipline issues and Real Madrid have the right to buy back the players.

20-year-old Spanish fullback A Jimenez left Real Madrid and joined Milan last summer. Since January this year, A Jimenez has gradually become Milan's main right wingback, making 22 appearances in the Serie A last season. A-Jimenez showed his outstanding running, skills and personality, proving that he could adapt to the Serie A arena, and was once regarded as the future star of Milan.

But this summer, Milan's new coach Allegri took office, and he did not appreciate A-Jimenez. Especially A-Jimenez was late many times during the preparations for training this summer. Allegri was very dissatisfied with this and even transferred him to the Milan reserve team for a week of training. Although A-Jimenez got a substitute in the first round of Serie A this season, he is still included in the for sale list by Milan.

In the last few days of this summer's transfer period, A-Jimenez may transfer to leave Milan. "Milan Sports" pointed out that A-Jimenez was not even selected for the Serie A squad against Lecce in the second round of Milan away, but stayed in Milan to handle his transfer affairs. Three months ago, A-Jimenez was unanimously favored in Milan, and today three months later, he is close to leaving the team.

"Milan Sports" also stated that in addition to discipline issues, Real Madrid has the right to buy back for A-Jimenez, which is one of the reasons why Milan is unwilling to continue to stay and train him. Real Madrid has the right to buy back A-Jimenez for 9 million euros this summer and players for 12 million euros next summer. And when Milan sells A-Jimenez to other teams, Real Madrid can also match the offer to sign the player back.

Real Madrid did not choose to buy back A-Jimenez this summer, while Milan's current asking price for A-Jimenez is 25 million euros. If the potential buyer ends up paying the transfer fee and Real Madrid does not buy back, then Milan can make higher profits. In contrast, even if Milan retains A-Jimenez and trains him vigorously, Real Madrid can buy back A-Jimenez with 12 million euros next summer, which will not be worth the loss for Milan.

For A-Jimenez, who is only 20 years old, Naples has had specific negotiations with Milan in the past and has considered a quotation of 25 million euros. Cuomo and Roma admire A-Jimenez very much, and Bournemouth in the Premier League is also interested in him. So Milan decided to sell A-Jimenez this summer instead of waiting until next summer Real Madrid buys back players at a lower price.