Niang wants to return into top form: He won't be leaving Milan in January, the latest
But since mid-October (when he scored his last goal for the club), the ex-Caen striker has been having a very hard time which has put things on hold. He will have to find his form soon since he is slowly losing the confidence of coach Vincenzo Montella. Many EPL clubs like Niang a lot (especially Leicester and West Ham) but both Milan and Niang are happy to continue together. Milan will evaluate how he plays in the coming months before taking a decision come summer time.
Milan are currently fifth in the Italian Serie A standings as they are set to take on Napoli this week-end in what should be a crucial game for both clubs.
Jean-Luca Mascaro (@CalcioNews89)