Overview
- Milan reached a permanent agreement to sign Partizan forward Andrej Kostic, with medical tests completed and formal registration planned for July 1 when he joins the club’s Milan Futuro squad.
- Reports place the package at €3.5 million fixed with up to €4.5 million in bonuses plus a sell-on clause, which keeps Milan’s upfront cost low.
- Partizan vice president Predrag Mijatovic published a statement saying he was not consulted and condemned the agreed price as insultingly low.
- Partizan’s leadership said it will issue a detailed response on Wednesday and noted immediate work to satisfy UEFA monitoring requirements due on Tuesday.
- Kostic, a 19-year-old Montenegro international with 34 senior appearances and 11 goals this season, fits Milan’s plan to develop young talent through Futuro before a first-team assessment.