
New AC Milan boss to use pre-season to decide Chukwueze's fate after Fulham loan
AC Milan's new manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly set to assess Super Eagles winger Samuel Chukwueze before making a final decision on the Nigerian's future at the San Siro this summer.Chukwueze spent the 2025/26 campaign on loan at Premier League side Fulham, where he enjoyed a decent spell with th...
AC Milan's new manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly set to assess Super Eagles winger Samuel Chukwueze before making a final decision on the Nigerian's future at the San Siro this summer.
Chukwueze spent the 2025/26 campaign on loan at Premier League side Fulham, where he enjoyed a decent spell with the Cottagers.
The Nigerian international scored three goals and provided four assists in 23 league appearances, producing several impressive performances during his time at Craven Cottage.
His displays in England have reportedly convinced Fulham to explore the possibility of making his stay permanent ahead of the 2026/27 season.
However, the London club are reluctant to trigger the €24 million purchase option included in the loan agreement and are expected to negotiate a lower fee with the Rossoneri.
According to Italian outlet La Gazzetta dello Sport, newly appointed Milan manager Ruben Amorim wants to take a closer look at Chukwueze before determining whether he fits into his plans for the upcoming campaign.
The Portuguese tactician is embarking on a new project at the San Siro and is expected to carefully evaluate members of the squad, particularly players returning from loan spells, as he seeks to rebuild the former Serie A champions.
With Milan operating under financial constraints in the transfer market, Amorim could be forced to rely on existing squad members who can adapt to his tactical philosophy rather than sanctioning numerous new signings.
As a result, Chukwueze is expected to be among the players given an opportunity to impress during pre-season.
The former Villarreal winger will be eager to convince Amorim that he deserves a place in the manager's long-term plans and finally establish himself at the club after a mixed spell in Italy.
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Source: AllNigeriaSoccer
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