AC Milan midfielder Yacine Adli remains hesitant about a potential move to the Saudi Pro League, despite ongoing interest from Premier League clubs.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport (via Milan News), the French-Algerian midfielder has attracted significant attention from Saudi Pro League teams and a club in Qatar this summer. However, Adli is not keen on leaving Europe at this stage and will not push for such a transfer.
Adli has not managed to impress Milan’s coach, Paulo Fonseca, during the pre-season as much as he had hoped. With Milan actively pursuing other midfield targets like Youssouf Fofana and Lazar Samardzic, Adli’s chances of securing a spot in the team appear slim.
Despite these challenges, Adli is determined to fight for his future at Milan. The interest from two Premier League clubs could potentially alter his situation. Milan could benefit from any transfer fee received for Adli, as they aim to sign at least three or four more players this transfer window.
The Premier League interest in Adli could prove advantageous for Milan’s transfer strategy, enabling them to reinvest in new signings and strengthen their squad.
