Genoa expects to close the sale of midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng by close of Tuesday after a meeting with AC Milan.
The Ghanaian played on loan at AC Milan after Genoa acquired him from Portsmouth. Now the two clubs are locked in negotiations about a fee that will make the midfielder a fully owned Milan player.
Geona president Enrico Preziosi says he hopes to bring what he calls the ‘soap opera’ to an end on Tuesday after a meeting with Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani.
“We’ll meet with Adriano Galliani on Tuesday. If we don’t resolve it then, it means we have serious problems,” Preziosi said.
“If I have to give a percentage then I will say I am 90 per cent sure the matter will be closed on Tuesday. I will be glad for this soap opera to end as I don’t think it’s a major problem.”
Boateng admits he is not sure where he will play his club football next season but has insisted he wants that to be Milan.
Genoa expects to close the sale of midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng by close of Tuesday after a meeting with AC Milan.
The Ghanaian played on loan at AC Milan after Genoa acquired him from Portsmouth. Now the two clubs are locked in negotiations about a fee that will make the midfielder a fully owned Milan player.
Geona president Enrico Preziosi says he hopes to bring what he calls the ‘soap opera’ to an end on Tuesday after a meeting with Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani.
“We’ll meet with Adriano Galliani on Tuesday. If we don’t resolve it then, it means we have serious problems,” Preziosi said.
“If I have to give a percentage then I will say I am 90 per cent sure the matter will be closed on Tuesday. I will be glad for this soap opera to end as I don’t think it’s a major problem.”
Boateng admits he is not sure where he will play his club football next season but has insisted he wants that to be Milan.
