English clubs are monitoring De Ketelaer
Belgian Charles de Ketelaer is receiving interest from English clubs due to his distinguished performance with Atalanta this season, according to journalist Nicolo Schira.
The player loaned from Milan managed to score 4 goals and an assist. 9 in 18 matches in various competitions since the start of the season.
The player’s transfer to Atalanta on a permanent basis is supposed to be completed in July 2025, and Milan will receive 10% of any sale.
De Ketelaer had moved to Milan from Club Brugge with great expectations, but he did not succeed with the Lombard club.
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