Romano: Milan was interested in Retegui in the summer window, but said they would never pay the 67 million transfer fee

October 20th, according to Romano reports, when Milan was looking for a striker this summer, sports director Tare repeatedly asked Atlanta about Retegui's situation, but the player eventually signed a high-paying contract with the Saudi team Kudisiya, with a transfer fee of up to 67 million euros.

Romano said that Milan sports director Tare repeatedly asked about Retegui's situation when he first took office in June, trying to bring the player to the Rossoneri. However, Milan stated that it would never pay a transfer fee of 66 million to 67 million euros for Retegui, and the negotiation involved an offer of approximately 35 million to 40 million euros plus floating bonuses. However, Atlanta never accepted Milan's offer and chose to wait for a better offer. Then Saudi Arabia intervened and proposed a figure that far exceeded expectations, making the transfer happen.

Currently, Retegui has no plans to leave the team in January next year. Unless special circumstances arise, he will complete this season's journey with Cudicia. As for plans for next year and even the year after, it is too early to discuss. However, Retegui has always had the idea of ​​returning to Serie A and believes that he can still make an important contribution to Italian football. Therefore, Retegui will consider returning to Serie A in the future. Currently he is focused on playing for Cadizia and hopes to help the Italian team qualify for the World Cup.