AC Milan Inquire About Manchester City Defender John Stones
AC Milan has made contact regarding Manchester City defender John Stones to gauge his salary demands and potential bonus requirements. That's according to journalist and entrepreneur Luca Cerchione. With Stones' contract at Manchester City expiring on June 30, he could become available on a free transfer — a scenario that has also caught the attention of manager Ruben Amorim.
Milan Probes Stones' Salary Demands
AC Milan has taken concrete steps toward John Stones. Journalist and entrepreneur Luca Cerchione, who regularly appears on Italian broadcasters 1 Station Radio and OCV Sport, reported via X that the Milan club has made contact to assess the Manchester City defender's salary requirements and any potential bonus conditions. Inter Milan had shown earlier interest but withdrew due to the financial package involved.
Stones' Contract Expires June 30
The 32-year-old John Stones stands at a crossroads in his career. His current contract with Manchester City runs out on June 30, meaning he could leave on a free transfer should a new deal not materialize. Stones is among the most successful players from Pep Guardiola's era at City: he has won six Premier League titles and the UEFA Champions League. His ability to operate both as a central defender and in midfield makes him a versatile asset.
Amorim Reshapes Milan Squad
Ruben Amorim, appointed AC Milan manager earlier this year following his exit at Manchester United, is busy reshaping the squad to his liking. He has already green-lit a club-record transfer for Gonçalo Ramos. A potential move for Stones would represent the next major step in the rebuild under the Portuguese coach, who aims to restore Milan to the top of Italian football and restore the club to serious contention in Europe.
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