MiTi: Most of Reindez s transfer fee will be used to sign, Allegri wants Rabiot

According to the Milan Sports Daily, most of Reindez's 72 million euro transfer will be invested in the signing, and Milan wants Rabiot.

Reindez's departure prompted Milan to take action in the transfer market and bring in a player who can help Allegri next season. The introduction of Modric is undoubtedly a major deal, but Allegri is looking for a player who can complement Modric.

If Modric is undoubtedly a player with superb skills and outstanding abilities, then he needs a more physical midfielder around him. This candidate is Rabiot, and Allegri himself coached him at Juventus.

The sale of Reindes to Manchester City has brought a large amount of money to Milan, and most of the 72 million euros transfer fees it received will be re-invested on the market. Rabiot's contract will expire next year, that is, in 2026, so the transfer fee will be relatively low, and in fact, the transaction may be completed at about 10.5 million euros.

Actually, the obstacle to trading is salary. In Marseille, Rabiot's annual salary after tax is 3.5 million euros, and with the easy-to-reach bonus, the total amount can reach about 6 million euros. Milan is dealing with these issues, and the player himself is willing to work with Allegri again.