According to Yitian, Milan is willing to pay 15 million euros + bonus to introduce Akanji.
Milan has submitted its first offer to Akanji's agent team and will wait for the players' response before the end of today. However, Akanji himself tends to continue playing in the Champions League, so no clear positive response has been made yet.
Milan is willing to bid 15 million euros plus bonuses and is confident that he will reach an agreement with Manchester City soon, but only if the player himself nods. Akanji currently has an annual salary of €5.5 million at Manchester City, and he tends to stay in England. Tottenham has offered him a offer of nearly 20 million euros, which makes it even more difficult for Milan to introduce him.
If Acangi ultimately refuses, Milan also considers other alternatives, one of which is Villarreal's Juan Voith, who was born in 1998 and is a key player in the team and also wore a captain's armband in the recent La Liga match against Girona.