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AC Milan won’t sell Chukwueze – Moncada

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Geoffrey Moncada, the director of AC Milan, has downplayed rumors that Samuel Chukwueze might be moving to Turkey.

On the day of the transfer deadline, Fulham expressed interest in Chukwueze.

However, the Cottagers decided to sign Willian, a former Brazil international.

Chukwueze’s transfer to Besiktas has also been mentioned.

Milan would not entertain offers for the Nigerian international, Moncada said.

“For Chukwueze, I can say that he will stay with us. He is another possibility on the right, and we are happy,” he was quoted as saying by Sport Mediaset.

In 19 games this season, he has two goals and two assists for AC Milan.

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