"Throughout January, AC Milan were looking for a suitor for Christopher Nkunku, and it seems that this may have an effect. After a disappointing first few months, Milan approached the January mercato seemingly ready to part ways in a situation reminiscent of that involving Alvaro Morata last season. Throughout the month, then, there was plenty of interest. Even towards the end of the month, it seemed that there would be some chance of him leaving to facilitate a move for Jean-Philippe Mateta."
"However, no moves were made in or out for either Frenchman. Nkunku's future in the air? The forward got back on the scoresheet against Bologna on Tuesday night, but there are now suggestions that the Rossoneri could lose out on the former Chelsea man in the future. As Matteo Moretto now suggests, via MilanNews, he could actually fulfil the January suggestions and depart this year, but it may be a move pushed for by the 28-year-old after the treatment he received last month."
"Nkunku could go away in this winter market, but in the end, he stayed. The Frenchman was treated a lot by Fenerbahçe and other Italian clubs also asked for information, but as we have always told you, Nkunku wanted to stay at Milan. His cards will be played, but it is clear that the treatment he received has made the relations between the parties crunch, especially with the attacker's entourage."
AC Milan explored selling Christopher Nkunku during January following a disappointing start to the season. Multiple clubs, including Fenerbahçe and several Italian teams, requested information and showed interest. Milan considered allowing Nkunku to leave to facilitate a move for Jean-Philippe Mateta, but no transfers occurred for either player. Nkunku scored against Bologna, yet reported treatment from suitors strained relations between the player, his entourage, and the club. Milan is expected to listen to offers in the summer, at which point Nkunku could decide whether to remain or move away.
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