Following all the rumours linking Arsenal defender Jakub Kiwior to AC Milan in the past few weeks, it seems that could again be a big topic for the Rossoneri.
That’s today said by Calciomercato, who analyse the late moves the Serie A giants may make at the end of the transfer market.
It’s now said that it’s likely that Kiwior’s name is ‘revived’ by Milan in the last few moments of the transfer window.
Even though Arsenal never ‘opened up’ for his loan, it’s said there’s been ‘glimmers of openness’ about that possibility of late.
Kiwior is reportedly ‘wants to play more’, and is ‘pushing’ for a farewell from the Gunners.
Calciomercato mentions a ‘Tomori style’ transfer as a possibility, as Milan signed the defender from Chelsea in January 2021, on a loan deal and then spent over €30m on his purchase in the following summer.
Kiwior has 711 minutes played for Arsenal this season, in 16 appearances, and is far from being Mikel Arteta’s favourite choice in the most important matches.
Now we’ll see whether the Gunners will really let Milan take him, as they would need to replace the Poland international were he to leave.