AC Milan is interested in hiring Bernardo Silva and, according to the Daily Star, is prepared to put forward a proposal for the Portuguese international under the following conditions: a two-year loan with a total cost of 15 million pounds (approximately 17, €5m) and a £30m (€35m) call option.
A deal that allowed Manchester City to recoup much of the investment it made in the former Benfica when in 2017 it paid Monaco 50 million euros for the player’s pass.
According to the same source, Atlético Madrid was also a possibility on the table for Bernardo Silva, however, the proposal that the Spaniards presented did not reach the minimum values required by City.
Recently, the English press also reported that Bernardo Silva refused to be used as a bargaining chip in negotiations with Tottenham to hire Harry Kane.
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