AC Milan 'open direct discussions for Aston Villa's Douglas Luiz'
AC Milan have supposedly opened converses with bring Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz to Italy this late spring in an arrangement that could be worth up to £26million.
Luiz has one-year left on his agreement at Villa Park yet that hasn't halted the Premier League side requesting a high charge for the player they purchased for £15m in 2019.
The Brazilian has dazzled during his three years in the Midlands and could now be set for a transition to the Serie A bosses, as per GOAL.
Milan have opened direct discussions with Aston Villa as they endeavor to value away one of Steven Gerrard's central participants and Villa hope to capitalize on their midfielder who could somehow run his agreement down and leave on a free exchange the following summer.
The 24-year-old's delegates are certain an arrangement can be struck between the two clubs with Villa ready to bring down their requesting cost in the expectations from trading out and procuring extra exchange assets for Gerrard's late spring enlistment drive.
Luiz scored two Premier League objectives and enrolled three helps working as a protective midfielder in a Villa side that climbed to fourteenth in the association standings.
He has turned into a critical figure in Gerrard's reconstruct at the club however would favor a transition to an European club playing in the Champions League as opposed to sign another arrangement.
AC Milan completed top of the Serie A table last season as supervisor Stefano Pioli assisted guide the San Siro with siding to their first association title in quite a while.
The Italian goliaths are quick to build up their midfield this late spring following the takeoff of Franck Kessie, who has done the change to join Barcelona in Spain.
Diaz could give the ideal substitution in Milan's midfield as they endeavor to mount a fruitful spat the Champions League next season.
Milan are likewise keen on marking Chelsea's Hakim Ziyech this mid year with the two clubs presently arranging a move where Ziyech could leave London forever.
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