Milan are believed to have agreed personal terms with Marcelo Brozovic, but are yet to convince Dinamo Zagreb to sell the midfielder.
The Rossoneri are long-term admirers of the Croatian talent, with the 22-year-old believed to be their number one target in January. Rumours today indicated that the Diavolo were optimistic of sealing a deal, and new reports believe the player has agreed a move to San Siro.
Milan are believed to have agreed personal terms with Marcelo Brozovic, but are yet to convince Dinamo Zagreb to sell the midfielder.
The Rossoneri are long-term admirers of the Croatian talent, with the 22-year-old believed to be their number one target in January. Rumours today indicated that the Diavolo were optimistic of sealing a deal, and new reports believe the player has agreed a move to San Siro.
Calciomercato states that Brozovic and Milan have verbally agreed a contract worth €500,000 per annum, with bonuses if the Rossoneri exceed certain targets.
The player is believed to be extremely keen to move to Italy, and is only waiting on Milan negotiating a transfer fee with his current club.
However, that could prove difficult, as according to Calciomercato, Dinamo are demanding a fee of €10m for the youngster.
Milan’s initial offer is thought to have been around the €4m mark, and the website warns that with a number of clubs interested in Brozovic, the Rossoneri will have to up their offer or risk losing the player.