Milan Closes Door on Roma, Nkunku Not for Sale Under €50 Million

AC Milan has rejected the offer made by Roma to sign French striker Christopher Nkunku, emphasizing their determination to keep the player and their lack of intention to part ways during the current summer transfer window. The coaching staff is convinced of Nkunku's importance in the sporting project for the new season.

According to Italian reports, AC Milan has clearly informed Roma that Christopher Nkunku is not available for sale, and they will only consider negotiations if an exceptional offer exceeding €50 million is received. This reflects the club's confidence in the French international's ability to regain his best form with the Rossoneri.

Nkunku enjoys great confidence from the coach, who sees him as one of the players capable of making a difference in the attacking line next season. Meanwhile, Roma is continuing its search for offensive reinforcements at the request of coach Gian Piero Gasperini, who has included the player on his list of targets for the summer transfer window.

Despite Roma's serious interest, Milan's stance appears firm at this time, as they do not intend to part with Nkunku unless a financially compelling offer is made. This makes a transfer for the French forward to the Italian capital complicated unless Roma significantly increases their bid in the coming days.