Milan have reportedly rejected an approach from Crotone for striker Patrick Cutrone but are open to letting midfielder Giovanni Crociata go.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio’s website, Crotone President Raffaele Vrenna and Milan sporting director Massimiliano Mirabelli met on Friday morning to discuss the Milan youngsters.
However, while Mirabelli was “completely open” to moving on Crociata, Cutrone “remains unsellable” in the Rossoneri’s eyes.
Milan have reportedly rejected an approach from Crotone for striker Patrick Cutrone but are open to letting midfielder Giovanni Crociata go.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio’s website, Crotone President Raffaele Vrenna and Milan sporting director Massimiliano Mirabelli met on Friday morning to discuss the Milan youngsters.
However, while Mirabelli was “completely open” to moving on Crociata, Cutrone “remains unsellable” in the Rossoneri’s eyes.
Crociata, who turns 20 next month, is a former Italy youth international and spent last season on loan at Serie B side Brescia.
Cutrone, meanwhile, started Milan’s 1-0 win at CSU Craiova in the Europa League on Thursday and scored twice against Bayern Munich in a friendly last week.