Milan recruit another American international

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By: Manu Tournoux

Milan recruit another American international

After Christian Pulisic, AC Milan recruited another American international this summer. He comes from the Spanish Championship.

AC Milan continues a summer transfer window under the sign of youth. With the exception of goalkeeper Marco Sportiello (31), who arrived free from Atalanta (Serie A), the new Rossoneri recruits are no older than 27 (Ruben Loftus-Cheek).

Yunus Musah, 20, arrives from FC Valencia (Liga), AC Milan announced on Friday, for five seasons and an estimated transfer amount of 20 million euros.

Midfielder born in New York, trained at Arsenal, he is the second American international (24 caps) to sign this summer with the Lombard giant, after Christian Pulisic (Chelsea).

The two teammates played together the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, completed for the United States in the round of 16, after a defeat against the Netherlands (3-1). Musah and Pulisic started against the Orange (photo).

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