AC Milan: Charles de Ketelaere courted by Lens

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By: Manu Tournoux

AC Milan: Charles de Ketelaere courted by Lens

He arrived in the colors of AC Milan last summer against 35 million euros with high hopes placed in him. Unfortunately for Charles de Ketelaere and the Rossoneri, his first Italian season didn’t go as planned. Aligned 40 times by Stefano Pioli, the former Club Brugge only made one assist.

A mediocre record that obscures the idea of ​​a future in Lombardy. According to the latest information from Tuttosport, the 22-year-old attacking midfielder is not lacking in courtiers. Indeed, the transalpine media reveals that Lens but also Aston Villa, Leipzig and PSV Eindhoven are ready to relaunch it next season. Our Italian colleagues add that the Batavian club would be the most advanced in the file but would have offered a loan to the Milanese leaders, who would like to sell it definitively for 28 million euros. Will RC Lens be able to match this amount? To be continued…

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