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Real Betis in talks to sign Chukwueze from AC Milan

Spanish side Real Betis are reportedly in talks to sign Nigerian winger Samuel Chukwueze from AC Milan this summer, according to Football Italia.

Chukwueze, 26, joined the Italian club from Villarreal in 2023 for a fee of €21.1 million, with potential add-ons of up to €7 million.

Since his arrival at San Siro, he has made 69 appearances, scoring eight goals and providing eight assists.

The winger was previously linked with a move to Premier League club Fulham during the January transfer window but a deal failed to materialize.

AC Milan are preparing for a major squad overhaul following a disappointing 2024/25 season, which saw them finish eighth in Serie A. As part of their rebuild, the club recently appointed Massimiliano Allegri as their new head coach.

Chukwueze’s return to La Liga would mark a familiar step, having previously impressed during his time at Villarreal.

LUKMAN ABDULMALIK

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