Romano: Tenghach wants to stay Bonifas, now Milan buys him much more expensive than before

July 14th news reporter Romano posted a video on his YouTube channel and talked about the rumors between AC Milan and Bonifax.

Romano said: "There is no doubt that Bonifas is on AC Milan's forward signing list, which is a player that the Ross and Blacks really appreciate. The subtlety of the current situation is that between March and April this year, Leverkusen regarded Bonifas as a departure player. In fact, they sold it to Riyadh victory at the end of January, but the latter eventually canceled the deal and signed Duran. The deal was completed at that time, and Bonifas even passed the physical examination for Riyadh victory."

"Bonnifas has been regarded as a departure candidate for the team for a long time, but what happened afterwards? After Tenghach arrived, he made it clear that he would use the double striker tactic and promised not only to trust Sick, but also to reuse Bonifas, which completely changed the direction of the assessment."

" Although he was still sidelined until the end of April and early May this year. However, with the arrival of Tenghach, Bonifas's position in the team has changed. Because of this, the current reserve price of Leverkusen is between 40 million and 45 million euros. Considering Tenghach's position of wanting to keep people instead of cleaning up, this number is quite considerable and makes the transaction more difficult. "

" However, compared with other options such as Jackson, his transfer fee will be extremely high, and Milan can directly exclude it, because for Milan and even any Serie A club, the deal of 70 million, 80 million or 90 million euros is almost unimaginable. Unlike Jackson, Leverkusen's asking price for Bonifas is not a complete closing of the door to negotiations. We will continue to pay attention to the progress of this deal, or whether Milan turns to other forward goals."