CHELSEA and Manchester City are reportedly interested in AC Milan captain Leonardo Bonucci.
The former Juventus star, 30, only moved to the San Siro six months ago for just over £37million.
But Gazzetta dello Sport claims Bonucci could soon be on the move again following a disastrous start to life in Milan.
Boss Vincenzo Montella has already been sacked and interim Rino Gattuso is struggling to get consistent results.
Despite spending big money last summer, Milan could even be forced to sell their most important players due to Financial Fair Play restrictions.
And it’s claimed that two of England’s biggest clubs could step forward to rescue Bonucci from his Milanese nightmare. Chelsea tried to sign the ace during Antonio Conte’s first transfer window.
While Manchester City made a daring play for Bonucci before he snubbed them in favour of staying in Italy with Milan. There is also said to be strong interest from French giants Paris Saint-Germain, who only have three centre-backs in their squad.
But Milan are apparently reluctant to let Bonucci leave so early in his San Siro career, with the player also happy to stay and prove himself to the disgruntled fans.
From The Sun
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