Milan has scheduled a meeting to accelerate business for a new forward, after closing on André Silva Porto; they are now considering the track leading to Kalinic as a priority. According to Calciomercato.com, today Mirabelli and Fassone have met Ramadani, an intermediary who is organizing the transfer of the Croatian striker from Fiorentina. There is still a gap between demand and supply, Corvino who chose not to follow the deal in person, asks for more than 30 million EUR, but Milan wants to include Kucka into the deal to limit to bring down the price. The parties are at work to find the deal, but at the moment there is a different rating on the player.

Kalinic is precisely what Milan need, an experienced Serie A striker who they know can contribute immediately. The 29 year old scored 15 goals in 33 games for the Viola this past season, and he comes at a much more affordable cost than other names on Milan’s list such as Belotti or Morata. Should Fiorentina entertain a player plush cash swap, the Rossoneri may well have their attacking line sorted sooner than expected.